Global economic outlook for 2027 – the state of the global economy one year after the energy price shock

In 2026, the Iran war and its impact on energy markets resulted in an inflation surge. Strong investment in technology and rising public debt were also defining features of global economic developments. What will be the key topics and risks for the world economy in 2027? To what extent will underlying global trends like geoeconomic fragmentation, demographic change, climate change and advances in AI impact the global economic outlook? This seminar will focus on these developments and provide an outlook for economic growth, inflation and interest rates in 2027 and beyond.

• After the inflation surge of 2026: Normalisation or sustained disruption of energy markets?
• US trade policy and its impact on trade patterns
• Global economic growth outlook with deep dives into the US, the eurozone and China
• Global inflation outlook and wage growth forecasts
• Outlook for central bank policies and long-term interest rates
• Geopolitics and deglobalisation, AI and digitalisation, demographics and climate change – how will they affect the economic outlook?

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

18 February 2027, 3.30 p.m. (CET)

Deadline for registration

17 February 2027