World Risk Developments 2022
World Risk Developments 2022 with monthly updates of key economic and political events worldwide, produced by our Economics team.
In the September 2022 edition of World Risk Developments, we review the following economic and political forces shaping the world:
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World—Easing supply problems and commodity prices to slow inflation
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China—Property market downturn raises economic and financial risks
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Australia—Services exports rising gradually following border reopening
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Japan—Weaker yen and higher inflation hit consumers and businesses
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World—Russian gas cut would raise global energy prices, dent growth
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World—Another La Niña may further disrupt food output and lift prices
World Risk Developments September 2022
In the September edition of World Risk Developments 2022, our economists explore the impacts of severe weather conditions in...
World Risk Developments August 2022
In the August edition of World Risk Developments 2022, our Economics team discusses the global supply chain, the property market...
World Risk Developments July 2022
In the July edition of World Risk Developments, our economics team explores the impacts of inflation, changing government...
World Risk Developments June 2022
In the June edition of World Risk Developments, our economics team discusses how economic and political forces are shaping...
World Risk Developments May 2022
In the May edition of World Risk Developments, our economics team explores ongoing global challenges, from supply disruptions,...
World Risk Developments April 2022
In the April edition of World Risk Developments, our economics team shares insights on Australia's export outlook following...
World Risk Developments March 2022
In the March edition of World Risk Developments for 2022, our Economics team takes a deep dive on Australia’s export outlook amid ...
World Risk Developments February 2022
In the first edition of World Risk Developments for 2022, our Economics team discuss global supply chain pressures, the outlook...