<ul><li>As 2025 approaches, concerns about a potential global recession are growing, fueled by economic strains in several key regions.</li><li>Europe's largest economy, Germany, faces pressures from high energy costs and geopolitical tensions. The UK shows signs of stagnation, while Japan and New Zealand have already slipped into recessions.</li><li>In contrast, the US economy remains resilient, with Goldman Sachs lowering recession probabilities to 15%. However, geopolitical risks, including conflicts and trade disruptions, add uncertainty. While analysts estimate a 15% chance of a global recession in early 2025, risks remain, with potential protectionist policies posing further threats to global stability.</li></ul>

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