Benedicta Philemon is a Data Analyst at Rwazi leveraging market intelligence and technology to uncover actionable insights to drive impactful, informed decisions for global business leaders.
In an era defined by shifting consumer values and economic uncertainty, global beverage leaders are reimagining what it means to quench thirst. It's no longer just about distribution power or catchy advertising, today's winning formula blends premium experiences, sustainability, and agile supply chains. And the stakes
American consumer sentiment has plummeted to its lowest point in more than two years, with the University of Michigan’s Consumer Expectations Index falling to a stark 60 points. This drop of 18% from the previous point is more than just a temporary dip. It signals something deeper: a rising
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index is up 19.3% this year. Germany’s DAX is close behind at 18.1%. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 barely inches forward with a 1.6% gain. These aren’t just market moves. They’re signals; clear ones about where global capital
It’s not just trucks and warehouses anymore, India’s ₹22 trillion logistics sector is being re-engineered by rising consumer expectations. From two-day deliveries in small towns to real-time tracking for bulk shipments, the real disruptor in India’s supply chain isn't technology alone, it’s the empowered
For decades, the U.S. financial system was shaped by public markets and regulated banks. But a seismic shift has taken place. Over the past twenty years, U.S. debt and equity markets have ballooned by 185%, dramatically outpacing global GDP growth of 88%. This reflects a profound turn toward
Just a decade ago, digital services were seen as a bonus, an add-on to traditional trade. Today, they’ve become the backbone of the global economy In 2023 alone, digitally delivered services surged to $4.3 trillion, accounting for 13.8% of all global trade. And it’s one that
The power-hungry future of U.S. digital infrastructure Not long ago, a “digital product” was mostly just software. Clean. Invisible. Intangible. But today, our digital lives are deeply physical and deeply energy-dependent. From the moment you tap an app to when a chatbot answers your query or a movie starts
In 1997, India stood as the world’s 16th largest economy, a country largely defined by its industrial promise and export potential. Nearly three decades later, it’s preparing to leap into the global top four by GDP, a rise that has captivated economists and investors alike. But behind the
Just a few years ago, paying with a smartphone still felt novel. Today, it's the norm in many parts of the world. But what lies beneath the convenience of tapping to pay is a deeper, more transformative shift, one that’s quietly redrawing the economics of global commerce.
In a world where attention flits between economic reports and tech innovations, few notice one of the most powerful indicators of global transformation: electricity. Not the type that merely lights homes or charges phones, but the kind that powers economies, fuels industries, and reveals where the next wave of consumer
In 2006, Amazon introduced a service that promised to make life easier for online sellers: Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA). It wasn’t flashy at first, just a backend logistics solution that stored, packed, and shipped products on behalf of third-party sellers. But behind the scenes, it was quietly reshaping the
In the emerging global economy, power will no longer be defined solely by GDP, it will be determined by where growth is happening. By 2075, the structure of the global economy will be fundamentally transformed, with Asia emerging as its dominant force. Goldman Sachs’ long-term projections place China at the