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Demographic forecasts show that in the next 14 years the age structure of the Moldovan population will undergo significant changes, as a result of which in 2040 more than half of the country’s population will be aged 50 and older, Logos Press reports.

Morgan Stanley, one of the largest US financial conglomerates specializing in investment banking and asset management, has identified four major forces that will shape the global macroeconomic landscape in 2026. According to the bank’s analysts, these are the spread of AI/technology, the future of energy, a multipolar world and societal shifts.

Forecasting GDP growth for 2025, the Moldovan government does not operate with figures higher than expected, but shares the World Bank’s assessment, Logos Press reports.

Demand for oil in the world is growing, but its production is also increasing, due to which the surplus of supply of “black gold” in 2025 will remain for the next two years, according to Logos Press.

The World Bank (WB) estimates that the real growth of Moldova’s economy in 2025 will be 2.9%, which is even more than the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization forecasted (2.7%), reports Logos Press.

For the second day in a row, oil futures on global markets rose amid uncertainty over oil supplies from Venezuela and over developments in Iran, Logos Press reported.

Traditionally, on December 31, the Financial Times authors published their annual forecast for 2026, covering politics, economics and technology, according to Logos Press.

Well-known representatives of the cryptocommunity and major financial companies predict bitcoin for 2026 as a rise to $250 thousand and fall to $10 thousand, Logos Press reports with reference to RBC.

“India’s economy will show GDP growth of 7% this year and maintain its leading position for the next two years among the G-20 countries, Logos Press reported.

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In 2025, it is expected that the economy could register GDP growth of 2.0%, but this acceleration will not allow for a full recovery from the 2022 recession, according to Logos Press.