RapidKnowHow : Global Economy Health Indicator (GEHI)

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Based on the GEL Formula and Global Economy Health Indicator (GEHI) provided in the document, here’s a quarterly economic outlook assessment for the next four quarters (Q2 2025 – Q1 2026):


🌐 Global Economic Outlook: Q2 2025 – Q1 2026

Current GEHI Score: 6 – Medium Shape

Reflects moderate but stable global economic health with cautious optimism.


🔍 Quarterly Breakdown

📅 Q2 2025:

  • Shifting Investments (SI): Rotation from U.S. tech to European and Asian equities continues, led by fiscal stimulus.
  • Trade Tensions (TT): Easing slightly with trade expansions in South Asia (India, Vietnam).
  • Energy Market Dynamics (EMD): OPEC anticipates rising demand, especially from aviation and automotive sectors.
  • Macroeconomic Conditions (MC): OECD projects GDP growth of ~3.3% with inflation softening.
  • GEHI Score Estimate: 6
    Moderate growth, favorable investment shifts, and easing inflation.

📅 Q3 2025:

  • SI: Continued global equity expansion outside U.S., especially in AI and energy sectors.
  • TT: Potential friction with U.S. election-related policy uncertainty.
  • EMD: Oil demand strong but subject to geopolitical risks (e.g., Middle East tension).
  • MC: Resilient labor markets, steady consumer demand.
  • GEHI Score Estimate: 6.5
    Stronger energy and trade signals may slightly improve global sentiment.

📅 Q4 2025:

  • SI: Investors become cautious amid U.S. election cycle and possible interest rate policy shifts.
  • TT: Rising uncertainty could stall trade negotiations temporarily.
  • EMD: Renewable investments may slow as attention shifts to short-term energy security.
  • MC: Inflation risk could re-emerge due to energy price volatility.
  • GEHI Score Estimate: 6
    Steady but cautious climate due to political and market risks.

📅 Q1 2026:

  • SI: Rebalancing of portfolios post-election, looking for clarity in fiscal and trade policies.
  • TT: Depending on U.S. leadership, trade alignment or divergence could shift.
  • EMD: Balanced oil and renewables market outlook expected.
  • MC: Global monetary policy expected to stabilize inflation and support growth.
  • GEHI Score Estimate: 6–6.5
    Potential for a more optimistic start if policy clarity improves and inflation eases further.

🔮 Medium-Term Outlook (2026–2027):

  • Forecast GEHI Range:6.5 to 7 (Upper Medium Shape)
    • Driven by tech-led growth in Asia/Europe, steady energy transition, and cooling trade tensions.
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