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Global Economic Outlook

updated 23 October 2024

More Insights For What's Ahead In The Global Economy

Data: Forecasts and long-term projections available through Data Central.
Global: Global Forecast Update (monthly); Global Economic Outlook 2024-2036 (annual, 18 October 2023); StraightTalk® (quarterly publication on the global economy).
United States: Economic Forecast for the US Economy (monthly); Economy Watch: US View reports and webcasts (monthly); Global Economic Outlook 2024-2036: US Edition (annual, 7 November 2023).
Europe: Economic Forecast for the European Economy (monthly); Economy Watch: European View reports (monthly); Global Economic Outlook 2024-2036 (annual, 18 October 2023).
China: Economy Watch: China View reports (monthly); Global Economic Outlook 2024-2036: China Edition (annual, 28 November 2023).
Emerging Markets: Economy Watch: Emerging Markets View reports (monthly); Global Economic Outlook 2024-2036 (annual, 18 October 2023).

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Experts / Authors

Dana M. Peterson

Chief Economist and Leader, Economy, Strategy & Finance Center

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Erik Lundh

Senior Economist, Global

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Markus Schomer

Senior Economist, Finance, Risk and Strategy

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Preliminary November PMIs show no change in DM growth momentum

Preliminary PMI indices show no change in weak DM growth momentum in November

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How Might the World Fall Back into Recession?

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How are you managing rising input costs?

Passing increases downstream, cutting costs, and absorbing price increases into profit margins are the chief ways to manage rising input costs. Few see changing

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