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Business Day TV speaks to Goolam Ballim, chief economist at Standard Bank Group

The growth opportunities that can define the next two decades for us are people, tourism, food security and renewable energy, says the writer. Picture: 123/RF
The growth opportunities that can define the next two decades for us are people, tourism, food security and renewable energy, says the writer. Picture: 123/RF

The global economic climate is expected to improve in 2025 as it gradually untethers from tight financial conditions, election-cycle angst and the strains of geo-economic fragmentation. Business Day TV spoke to Standard Bank Group chief economist Goolam Ballim about the outlook for the year, starting with a look at whether Donald Trump 2.0 has ushered in a new economic regime.

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