FT writers’ predictions for the world in 2024
![]() The Financial Times (FT), renowned for its rigorous analysis and forecasts, has unveiled its predictions for the world in 2024. Reflecting on their previous forecasts for 2023, the FT has managed to hit several bullseyes, with only three misses. Notably, they did not anticipate the surge of the S&P 500 by over 20%, the absence of blackouts across Europe, and the fact that Africa, save for Ethiopia, avoided a string of defaults. Shaping the Future: FT’s Predictions for 2024 Conflicts, Economies, and Politics Asia: China and Taiwan As we step into 2024, the Financial Times’ predictions offer a comprehensive glimpse into the potential realities that await us, reflecting the complexities of our rapidly evolving world. |
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