📊 OECD Warns Tariff Impact Still Ahead

Global growth resilient, but risks loom from trade shocks.

The OECD raised its global growth outlook for 2025, noting surprising resilience in key economies. But the group warned that the full brunt of U.S. tariffs has not yet been felt.
While consumers and businesses have absorbed some costs, economists fear prolonged tariffs could weaken investment and trade flows.
Sectors like autos, pharma, and furniture are especially exposed. The OECD urged governments to prepare for potential disruptions while continuing to pursue climate and digital transformation investments.