KPMG’s latest Global Economic Outlook offers a sense of what lies ahead amid deeply uncertain times. A deceleration in growth in some of the world’s largest economies, coupled with little impetus elsewhere, could see global GDP growth easing slightly in 2024 – though weaker momentum should help push down inflation.
A deceleration in growth in some of the world’s largest economies, coupled with little impetus elsewhere, could see global GDP growth easing slightly in 2024. Weaker momentum should help push down inflation, with average world inflation expected to halve by 2025. Monetary tightening cycle is reaching its end, but there could be an increasing divergence in the timing and the extent of easing by central banks.
By the end of the session, you will be able to:
- Understand the economic outlook that lies ahead amid deeply uncertain times.
- Identify trends in inflation, GDP growth and monetary policy that are helping ease supply chain pressures and reduce broader cost pressures.
Speaker - Moustafa Ali, Economist, KPMG