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Will the US economy continue to outperform on the back of the AI boom? Can China escape deflationary pressures? How will US-China trade tensions shape macro outcomes in Asia and beyond?
The World in 2026 is our definitive guide to the global economy and markets in the year ahead. In this special in-person briefing on Wednesday 14 January, 10:00am – 11:30am at The Fullerton Hotel, an expert panel of our senior economists will set out what they see as the key forces to shape developed and emerging economies in 2026 and explain how these trends will feed through to market outcomes.
This event will include plenty of time for Q&A and informal discussion, offering a chance to meet the Capital Economics team and connect with peers from across your industry.
The discussion will explore topics including:
- Whether AI will keep lifting the US economy and markets – and how Asia is positioned to benefit from the technology;
- How US-China geoeconomic competition will continue to shape the global outlook in 2026;
- Whether inflation is under control, and how much further the global monetary easing cycle has to run;
- Whether investors should expect further highs in equities – and brace for more bond market jitters.
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Please complete the below form to request a space at this event. A member of our team will be in touch to confirm.
