The global economy is plunging into an unpredictable future. Persistent high interest rates in the United States have raised concerns about stagnation in employment and consumption, while China, another pillar in the 'G2', struggles to overcome domestic economic slowdown. Europe, grappling with external uncertainties like conflicts in the Middle East and political instability, also faces an uncertain economic outlook. Developing countries are in an even more dire situation. Argentina, the third-largest economy in Latin America, preemptively lowered interest rates starting late 2023 amidst economic slowdown, yet faces difficulties securing foreign exchange due to interest rate differentials with the United States. President Javier Milei's radical reforms are underway, though opinions on their effectiveness vary. In this session, economic experts from around the world will gather to discuss the future direction of the global economy, including China, Europe, and Latin America. #economy #2025 #geopolitics 00:00 Start 01:37 China's economic situation by Yide Qiao 05:46 China economic analysis by William Lee 06:58 Latin American economic analysis by Martin Redrado 10:55 Latin America's economy in response to the U.S. election results 19:20 European economic analysis by Fredrik Erixon 24:11 Is globalization ending? 34:42 The role of Africa in new globalization 39:03 William Lee's views on technological innovation 41:17 Martin Redrado's views on technological innovation 42:14 Yide Qiao's views on technological innovation 43:38 Fredrik Erixon's views on technological innovation 46:23 Martin Redrado's perspective on President Milei and the 2025 economy 50:43 Yide Qiao's 2025 economic forecast 52:32 William Lee's 2025 economic forecast 53:31 Fredrik Erixon's 2025 economic forecast Copyright ⓒ Maeil Business Newspaper. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use (including for AI learning) are prohibited.