Q3 2023 Global Economic Outlook
Resilience giving way to recession
What our non-consensus growth views mean for inflation and monetary policy
The latest edition of this quarterly report gives investors crucial insight into the global economic outlook, including key insights such as:
- Why the resilience seen in advanced economies is unlikely to last;
- What our non-consensus views on growth mean for the outlook for inflation;
- How quickly interest rate hikes will turn to rate cuts.
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Our below-consensus views on growth in major DMs mean we are cautiously optimistic that core inflation will recede in the coming years. But given that we think labour markets will remain relatively robust compared to previous downswings it will take time for core services inflation to ease.
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Capital Economics Chief Global Economist Jennifer McKeown leads a team of economists focusing on global themes. She has 18 years' experience as a professional economist, having joined Capital Economics after five years at the Bank of England.
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