The GCC’s financial environment is changing fundamentally, necessitating a more methodical approach to asset management and investment planning. A slower-growing global economy, ongoing cost pressures, and rising interest rates are changing the way families, company owners, and investors must consider their financial options.
The climate has shifted following ten years of low interest rates and inflation. These days, structure, discipline, and clarity are more important than momentum, forecasting, or responding to news headlines.
We no longer live in a world where central bank stimulus is the main source of growth or where it is focused in a small number of areas. Rather, economic power is shared across several poles, each of which has unique opportunities and problems.
Each of the GCC, Asia, Europe, and North America is experiencing a distinct stage of the economic cycle, impacted by a combination of supply chain changes, geopolitical factors, monetary policies, and shifting international trade patterns. Investors in this New Normal must take into account how changing market regimes impact wealth planning over time and cannot only rely on what has worked in the past.
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