According to online reports, Moody's Analytics Stefan Angrick said that due to uncertainty caused by U.S. trade policy shifts, global economic growth may slow down from nearly 3% in 2024 to just over 2% in 2025 and 2026. U.S. policy fluctuations on trade, fiscal spending and immigration have disrupted prospects for economic growth and inflation. New tariff threats, financial market volatility and geopolitical hotspots are the main risks to an already bleak outlook. Central banks are moving cautiously about policy changes as military conflicts exacerbate high uncertainties about the outlook. Companies are under pressure as increased uncertainty complicates planning and delays investment decisions and recruitment. Economic growth is slowing and employment conditions are weakening. (Jin Shi)