Are some countries caught in a middle-resilience trap?
The Allianz Social Resilience Index 2025 records a third consecutive – albeit modest – improvement across 171 economies. The global average score rose from 47.4 out of 100 in 2024 to 47.9, driven by lower imported inflation pressures and greater currency stability in Emerging Asia and several advanced economies, as well as firmer governance. But the conflict in the Middle East and the resulting energy inflation will test the strength of social fabrics, particularly in countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, Morocco, Tunisia and Malaysia.
Tune in to the latest episode with Allianz Research's AI Assistants Aria and Bob, and check out the full report here.