Global economy registered a growth amidst geopolitical tensions (Credits: Foto di Christine Roy su Unsplash)
Geopolitical Report ISSN 2785-2598 Volume 43 Issue 3
SpecialEurasia OSINT Unit
Executive Summary
The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) latest Chief Economists Outlook presents a cautiously optimistic view of the global economy despite ongoing geopolitical conflicts and domestic political volatility.
Only 17% of experts predict a decline in macroeconomic conditions for the current year, marking a significant reduction in pessimism compared to earlier forecasts. The report highlights the resilience of economic growth despite geopolitical instability, with almost 70% of leading economists predicting a return to 4% global growth in the next five years.
This analysis will delve into the WEF’s findings, examining the implications for geopolitics and the ensuing risks.