As 2025 unfolds, economies worldwide are experiencing a resurgence in inflation. This trend, following a period of perceived stability, has significant implications for global markets.
Germany has reported a year-on-year increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) of 2.6% for December, higher than the estimated 2.2% and matching November’s rate. This rise marks the highest inflation since January 2024. Meanwhile, China’s M1 money supply growth is anticipated to turn positive, signaling potential economic recovery. Vietnam is also making headlines as its Treasury plans to auction off 7.50 trillion Dong, influenced by concerns over inflation, tariffs, debt, and growth revisions.
The rising inflation in Germany points to persistent economic challenges. China’s shift towards positive M1 growth suggests a potential economic rebound, with possible global market impacts. Vietnam’s substantial auction underscores the efforts to manage financial stability amidst various economic pressures.
These developments highlight the delicate balance modern economies must maintain to achieve sustainable growth while managing inflation. As we navigate through 2025, monitoring these trends will be crucial for understanding their broader economic impacts.
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https://vbma.org.vn/en/activities/ket-qua-dau-thau-trai-phieu-chinh-phu-ngay-15-01-2025
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