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This Frost & Sullivan analysis examines the realignment of global supply chains toward localization, regionalization, and diversification beyond China. Supply chain reorientation gained momentum after the pandemic and has continued to gather pace as companies seek to insulate themselves from increasing geopolitical and economic risks. Businesses ar...

Despite the global economy outperforming expectations and avoiding a recession in 2023, Frost & Sullivan expects a mild growth slowdown in 2024 as tight monetary conditions, diminishing consumer confidence, weak trade prospects, and subdued housing markets in key regions weigh on momentum. However, with policymakers managing to put inflation on...

India has emerged as a global bright spot economy, especially supported by robust 6% to 7% levels of GDP growth. As India continues on its vigorous growth trajectory, several macroeconomic trends will redefine its business and growth opportunities. This analysis assesses in detail some of the country s key long-term trends, with implications up to ...

This study covers the class 1–3 (passenger cars and light commercial vehicles) brake component aftermarket in North America (the United States of America and Canada), in terms of both volume (235.5 million units) and value ($3.79 billion). The analysis includes unit shipment and revenue by automotive brake subcategories, such as brake pads, brake r...

This Frost & Sullivan report on the European brake component aftermarket industry covers classes A to F, MPV SUV, vans, and pick ups (passenger cars and light trucks) in 27 countries of the European Union as well as the United Kingdom. The study examines the volume (154.6 million units) and value ($3.85 billion) of the industry. The analysis includ...

The United States economic growth remained buoyant throughout 2023 amid stronger-than-expected consumer spending and falling inflation. However, Frost & Sullivan expects real gross domestic product (GDP) growth to slow from 2.5% in 2023 to 2.2% in 2024 amid the delayed effects of monetary policy tightening on domestic spending. The United States w...

China is entering a decade of macroeconomic transformation, with growth expected to moderate from an average of 5.7% between 2015 and 2025 to 3.7% between 2025 and 2035. This slowdown is being driven by structural factors like population aging, property sector correction, and shifting global trade dynamics. In this scenario, China is accelerating i...

In the last few years, the practice of identifying someone based on their gender has lost importance. People have realized the extent of gender-based discrimination in society, in the workplace, and in the marketplace. More and more people have chosen to declare themselves nonbinary, to avoid being confined by the traditional definition of male or ...

The Quarterly India Macro-economic Summary analyses the key factors impacting the economic growth of the country. The publication also contains an in-depth analysis on inflation, monetary policy, industrial growth, fiscal and current account deficit, foreign investments, banking, and foreign exchange reserves.