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Poor global economic outlook for 2023

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Global GDP 2022

 
All indicators allow us to forecasts global GDP growth of 3% for 2022 and 2% percent for 2023, well below previous years. While a global recession is not in our scenario, the global economy is likely to move even closer to recessionary territory in 2023/2024. The US recession is likely to be induced by aggressive monetary policy and tightening in response to persistently high inflation. The recession in the Euro Area likely will reflect surging energy prices and corresponding reductions in production and demand partially motivated by the Ukrainian war. China may escape an outright recession. Nonetheless, China’s economy will register weak growth in 2023.

 

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