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UK Economy Surges in Q1 2025, But Challenges Remain

The UK's first-quarter 2025 GDP unexpectedly rose 0.7 percent, exceeding forecasts, primarily due to a strong service sector and manufacturing rebound, despite stagnant construction and looming challenges from U.S. tariffs and domestic policy changes.

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Eurozone Q1 2025 Growth: 0.3% QoQ, Industrial Production Surges

Eurozone's economy grew 0.3% quarter-over-quarter in Q1 2025, exceeding employment expectations (0.3% QoQ growth) and industrial production surging 2.6% MoM in March, driven by German stimulus and pre-emptive US exports; however, growth varied across member states.

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China's Q1 2025 GDP Growth Exceeds Expectations Despite US Tariffs

China's economy grew by 5.4% in the first quarter of 2025, exceeding expectations, driven by strong exports before the full impact of US tariffs. This growth comes despite existing domestic economic challenges, including a property sector crisis and weak consumer spending.

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China Prioritizes Consumption Stimulus in 2025 Economic Plan

China's 2025 economic plan targets 5% GDP growth by boosting domestic consumption to overcome insufficient demand, large income inequality, and limited access to services, particularly in rural areas, where a potential 1 trillion yuan stimulus could add 1 percentage point to GDP growth.

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Social Mobility Barriers Costing Europe Billions in GDP

A McKinsey study finds that over a third of Europeans face social mobility barriers, leading to lower employment and productivity; improving mobility could boost Europe's GDP by 3-9% and address skills shortages by 2030.

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Social Mobility Barriers Hamper European Economic Growth

A McKinsey study reveals that over one-third of Europeans face significant social mobility barriers, leading to lower employment rates and slower career growth; improving social mobility could boost the EU GDP by 3-9% and alleviate the projected 2030 skills gap.

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UK Economy Surges 0.7% in Q1 Despite Global Uncertainty

The UK economy grew by 0.7% in the first quarter of 2025, defying predictions of a slowdown due to tax increases and US tariffs; growth was driven by the service sector, but economists warn of weaker growth later in the year.

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Italy's Q1 GDP Growth Outpaces European Peers Amid Rising Inflation

Italy's GDP grew by 0.3% quarter-on-quarter and 0.6% year-on-year in Q1 2025, outperforming France and Germany, while inflation rose to 2% due to higher food and transportation costs.

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UK GDP Growth Outpaces Expectations, But Concerns Remain

The UK's GDP unexpectedly grew by 0.5% in February, driven partly by increased US exports before new tariffs; however, this is overshadowed by growing public pessimism about household finances and downgraded economic forecasts.

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China Prioritizes Consumption Stimulus in 2025 Economic Plan

China's 2025 economic plan targets 5% GDP growth by boosting consumption, aiming to close a significant gap between its consumption-to-GDP ratio and the global average; this requires addressing income inequality and enhancing access to services, particularly for rural residents.

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Social Mobility Barriers Cost Europe Billions

A McKinsey study reveals that over a third of Europeans face significant social mobility barriers, leading to lower employment, productivity, and career advancement compared to wealthier counterparts; improving this could boost European GDP by 3-9 percent and address skills shortages.

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Investing in Women: A Powerful Economic Strategy

A Goldman Sachs report estimates that halving the gender pay and employment gap could boost global GDP by 5-6%, while women-led startups generate over twice the revenue per dollar invested compared to male counterparts but receive only 2% of venture capital. Structural barriers, including care respo...

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