World Risk Developments April 2024
In this month's edition of World Risk Developments, we review the following economic and political forces shaping the world:
Australia—Wine exports to recover slowly after China lifts tariffs
While China lifting wine tariffs presents opportunities, it's uncertain if exports will rebound to pre-pandemic levels quickly...
Australia—Long term critical minerals’ export prospects remain intact
Australia's resources and energy exports are set to decline due to global demand weakness and increased supply, though long-term...
Europe—Two-speed recovery highlights shifting economic fortunes
The IMF predicts the EU's economic growth to rise to 1.1% in 2024 and 1.8% in 2025, buoyed by easing inflation and wage growth,...
Cassandra Winzenried, Chief Economist
Cassandra.Winzenried@exportfinance.gov.au
Matthew Circosta, Senior Economist
Matthew.Circosta@exportfinance.gov.au
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