The IMF now sees slower growth and a temporary inflation uptick in 2026 – but no collapse. Here’s how to think about that mix. In Short – Key...
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Central banks see inflation drifting back toward 2% by 2027 – but via very different paths in the U.S., euro area and Japan. In Short – Key...
Definition In this context, a slowdown is a shift from above‑trend or solid growth toward more modest expansion where GDP is still rising but at a...
Definition A higher‑for‑longer risk world is one where global growth stays modest, inflation is lower than its recent peak but more volatile than in...
What the IMF’s Outlook Really Says About Global Growth Lead The IMF’s April 2026 World Economic Outlook paints a picture of a global economy that has survived...
Lead The coming week’s data — from China’s GDP and eurozone industrial production to inflation prints and trade flows — will test whether the “higher for...
News Lead In a speech in Tallinn, ECB Vice‑President Luis de Guindos warned that a wider war involving Iran could trigger systemic stress in the...
News Lead A dense line‑up of central bank meetings this week – including the Fed, ECB, Bank of England, Bank of Japan and Swiss National Bank – is...
1. The illusion of a single 2026 Most macro discussions still revolve around one base case: 3‑ish percent global growth, inflation drifting lower, and policy...
The global economy currently presents a paradox: it is more resilient than dynamic. After years of successive shocks—including inflation spikes, aggressive...
