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In periods of economic uncertainty, businesses must make critical decisions about growth, expansion and scale with clarity. Will a new product or investment strategy be met with excitement by investors and customers or pull the company into a financial crisis it cannot easily recover from?
The evidence is clear (and available from multiple agencies). The global economy is in a slowdown. UN Trade & Development shares that global economic growth will slow to just 2.6% in 2024. That remains just above the threshold commonly accepted as a recession.
Deloitte explains that, in the U.S., high interest rates, weakness of global economies and
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