Reported about 1 year ago
On June 15, 2024, Oxford Economics released the latest results of its 'Global Risk Rapid Assessment,' revealing a shift in global market risks. While concerns about escalation in Middle East conflict have decreased, the potential re-election of convicted former President Trump is seen as a 'significant risk' for the global economy by multinational corporations. Additionally, surveyed companies remain cautious about central banks' loose policies. The survey, conducted in the first week of June, involved around six million employees from participating companies with a total revenue of around $2 trillion. Compared to previous surveys, recent findings show a more positive global economic outlook and increasing worries about Trump's candidacy impacting global economic stability.
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