Aleksandra Svidler
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Aleksandra Svidler

Senior Consultant: Economies

Vilnius

English, Lithuanian, Russian

Aleksandra provides thought leadership on the topics of Euromonitor's Economy, Finance and Trade practices, as well as Industrial and Commodities market trends.

Aleksandra advises clients across a range of industries on the impact of key economic developments on business activities. Aleksandra started her career in market research in 2017, accruing significant experience of content production throughout the company's Economies and Consumers research and briefings.

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Commodity Market Outlook Q2 2025: Weaker Demand Outlook Amid Policy Uncertainty to Cap Price Growth

Global commodity markets are under pressure in 2025 amid rising trade tensions, US protectionism, and slowing global growth. Energy prices remain subdued, with oil at a 4-year low due to oversupply concerns and weak demand, while a stronger supply outlook for major crops is set to keep downward pressure on food commodity prices. Meanwhile, metals markets remain mixed, as policy-driven volatility curbs price momentum despite prospects for recovery later in the year.

Economies Industrial Markets
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Senior Consultant: Economies
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BRICS+ Expansion and Market Opportunities Amid Rising Uncertainty

The expansion of BRICS+ marks a pivotal shift in the global economic landscape, offering a strategic response to escalating trade tensions and mounting geopolitical uncertainty. By integrating diverse emerging markets, fostering deeper cooperation and diversifying trade routes, the growing bloc can help to enhance supply chain resilience and mitigate exposure to global risks, while its vibrant consumer base offers vast growth opportunities, fuelled by rising incomes and evolving demand.

Economies Asia-Pacific
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Aleksandra Svidler
Senior Consultant: Economies
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