
NatWest’s June 30, 2025 commentary assesses global macroeconomic tensions, highlighting contrasts between resilient domestic demand, shifting inflation dynamics, and policy uncertainty across key regions.
UK services-led recovery continues amid cooling price pressures, but manufacturing remains weak and employment declines persist.
The US economy shows signs of deceleration, with softer services activity and rising inflation driven by tariffs, likely stalling Fed rate cuts.
Eurozone momentum strengthens modestly, supported by improving manufacturing and falling input costs, giving the ECB more policy flexibility.
For a closer look at how policymakers are juggling growth, inflation, and geopolitical fragility, delve into the full report.