Global economic outlook for 2026 – the state of the global economy after the US tariff shock

Economy and sustainability / Online seminar

February 24 - February 24 2026

Online seminar, 3.30 p.m. - 4.30 p.m. (CET)

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Duration: 60 minutes

General description

Geopolitical risks, international trade tension and elevated policy uncertainty – what impact will they have on the world economy? To what extent will underlying global trends like geoeconomic fragmentation, demographic change, climate change and major technological advances impact the global economic outlook? This seminar will focus on these developments and provide an outlook for economic growth, inflation and interest rates in 2026 and beyond.

After the global economic slowdown of 2025: Recovery or another weak year?
US tariffs and their impact on trade patterns, inflation and growth
China’s policy measures to mitigate the growth slowdown
Geopolitical risks and their impact on fiscal policy and growth in Europe
Global inflation has been on a downward trend – will this continue and what does this mean for central bank policies, interest rates and financial markets?
Geopolitics, digitalisation, demographics and climate – how will they affect the economic outlook?
Major implications for the insurance industry

Level

Intermediate

Target group

Management, risk managers, underwriters in long-tail lines of business, and people working in marketing and sales, ideally with a general understanding of macroeconomics.

Language

English – professional business English skills required

Registration process

Our seminars are provided to our most valued clients only. If you are interested in participating, please get in touch with your client manager or responsible underwriter at Munich Re.

Date

24 February 2026, 3.30 p.m. (CET)

Deadline for registration

23 February 2026

Client Programme

Client Programme Overview 2026