Long-term Global Economic Outlook EM catch-up to slow as globalisation stalls We expect most of the 2020s to be characterised by slow growth and very low inflation as persistently weak productivity growth leaves the developed world looking distinctly Japanese. But technological... 10th January 2020 · 1 hr, 6 mins read
Long Run Economic Outlook EM catch-up to slow as globalisation stalls 10th January 2020 · 1 hr, 9 mins read
Global Economic Outlook Central banks have more work to do Growth has not yet reached a bottom and we expect weakness in advanced economies to drive a further slowdown around the turn of the year. Widespread monetary policy loosening is already underway and... 17th October 2019 · 44 mins read
Global Economic Outlook Weak growth to persist despite policy loosening We see world GDP growth slowing further as the US succumbs to the weakness which is already evident elsewhere. The downturn in global manufacturing is spreading to the services sector and labour... 19th July 2019 · 44 mins read
Global Economics Update G20 may not live up to (low) expectations It seems likely that Presidents Trump and Xi will agree to another tariff ceasefire on the sidelines of this weekend’s G20 summit in Osaka, Japan. But given the differences between the two sides, we... 27th June 2019 · 6 mins read
Global Trade Monitor Hopes of stabilisation in world trade dashed again After rounding off a weak first quarter, world trade volumes fell in April. As the global economy slows further, world trade growth is likely to be sluggish, almost irrespective of developments in the... 25th June 2019 · 7 mins read
Long Run Economic Outlook Long-term Global Economic Outlook We think that world GDP growth will average around 3.0% over the next twenty years, compared to around 3.5% over the past two decades. Productivity growth is likely to rebound in advanced economies... 6th December 2018 · 1 min read
Long-term Global Economic Outlook Long-term Global Economic Outlook We think that world GDP growth will average around 3.0% over the next twenty years, compared to around 3.5% over the past two decades. Productivity growth is likely to rebound in advanced economies... 6th December 2018 · 1 min read
