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Australia card acquiring market to hit $700 billion in 2025 as growth set to slow amid global uncertainty, says GlobalData

The Australian card acquiring market is projected to grow by 5.5% to reach AUD1.1 trillion ($713.4 billion) in 2025. Despite this growth, global economic uncertainty linked to recent US tariffs may weigh on momentum, slowing the pace of expansion compared to previous years of stronger performance driven by cashless trends and consumer spending, according to […]
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Tariffs intensify regulatory pressures for global medical device manufacturers, says GlobalData

As global trade tensions continue to shape the economic landscape, the medical device industry is facing regulatory hurdles tied to shifting tariffs. While tariffs primarily aim to protect domestic industries, their secondary effect is complicating compliance processes and adding pressure to already stringent regulatory pathways, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. When crucial […]
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Three CAR-T therapies to capture over 70% of T-Cell immunotherapy market in 2025, forecasts GlobalData

T-cell immunotherapies (TCI) are redefining cancer care, with chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapies witnessing significant momentum. In 2025, just three drugs- Carvykti by Legend Biotech, Yescarta by Gilead Sciences, and Breyanzi by Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS)– are expected to capture over 70% of the global T-cell immunotherapy market, according to GlobalData, a leading data and […]
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South Africa card payments to exceed $158 billion in 2025 amid digital surge and inclusion push, forecasts GlobalData

The South African card payments market is on a solid growth trajectory, projected to reach ZAR2.9 trillion ($158.8 billion) in 2025. This momentum is driven by a growing shift toward digital payments, bolstered by enhanced financial inclusion, expanding payment infrastructure, and rising consumer preference for speed, safety, and convenience in everyday transactions, says GlobalData, a […]
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GLP-1R agonists poised to redefine chronic disease treatment beyond diabetes and obesity, says GlobalData

GLP-1 receptor agonists, once focused on treating diabetes and obesity, are now emerging as potential treatments for a broader range of chronic conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease. As evidence builds around their wider therapeutic benefits, particularly in targeting insulin resistance, drug developers are accelerating efforts to expand their use and potentially transform how multiple high-burden diseases […]
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GlobalData unveils strategies to decarbonize artificial intelligence

The accelerating adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving up energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across the AI value chain, raising urgent concerns about its long-term sustainability and the environmental impact on tech giants. In response, new research outlines key strategies to decarbonize AI, focusing on improvements in energy sourcing, data center infrastructure, […]
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Consumers switch to local products and value alternatives amid rising tariffs and price pressures, says GlobalData

In an increasingly complex global landscape shaped by inflation, rising tariffs, and political volatility, consumer behavior is undergoing a profound transformation. Cost-of-living pressures and trade policy disruptions are not only fueling economic anxiety but also prompting tangible shifts in how and why consumers shop. These forces are accelerating a move toward value-driven decision-making, increased scrutiny […]
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Influencers sound alarm on US recession driven by tariff-induced economic turmoil, reveals GlobalData

In April 2025, discussions surrounding the recession topic on social media increased by nearly 70% compared to the previous month, driven by growing concerns over economic instability. This marked the highest level of discourse since January 2025, reflecting heightened public anxiety regarding the state of the economy, while influencer sentiment on the topic declined by […]
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Private labels surge as US consumers prioritize value amid inflation and tariff uncertainty, says GlobalData

Following the underwhelming Q1 2025 results from several major US food manufacturers, driven in part by tariff uncertainties dampening consumer spending; Hannah Cleland, Senior Consumer Analyst at GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company, offers her view: “The ongoing inflationary pressures in the US have driven consumers to prioritize affordability, fuelling a marked rise in […]
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Australia’s credit and charge card payments to near $300 billion in 2025 amid consumer and e-commerce growth, forecasts GlobalData

Australia’s credit and charge card payments market continues to demonstrate resilience and growth, underpinned by rising consumer spending, robust payment infrastructure, and an expanding e-commerce landscape. Enhanced by value-added incentives such as cashback offers, flexible repayment options, and installment facilities, the market is set to maintain an upward trajectory, reaching AUD453.9 billion ($299.7 billion) in […]
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Japan’s move to leverage rice policy for tariff negotiations could become double-edged sword, says GlobalData

Japan’s rice policy is under intense scrutiny as the nation grapples with rising prices and supply shortages, a stark contrast to the oversupply experienced during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) has released over 210,000 tons from emergency reserves to combat these challenges, yet retail prices remain […]
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US diagnostic imaging market faces tariff-driven supply chain and capital risks, reveals GlobalData

The US diagnostic imaging (DI) market is facing growing pressure as new US tariffs raise procurement risks and threaten supply chains. With high-value systems like computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) heavily reliant on global production, hospitals may delay capital spending amid uncertainty. Although domestic manufacturing offers some short-term protection, extended trade tensions […]
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