From Trump tariffs to AI: the big economic questions facing governments in 2025
Briefly

The latest data on the UK economy revealed flatlining GDP and weak confidence, raising concerns as Labour anticipates significant increases in employer NICs.
The rise in national insurance contributions has sparked a backlash, framing Labour's fiscal decisions as damaging for the economy amidst already predicted slow growth.
While forecasters expect modest growth, recent data suggests the economic risks are tilting towards the downside, challenging Labour's public spending plans and economic reputation.
Skepticism about AI investments is increasing, with recent analyses questioning whether companies like OpenAI can generate returns justifying their valuations amid ongoing losses.
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