Geopolitical events and related uncertainties have contributed to choppy commodity and financial markets, but S&P Global’s PMIs point to relatively resilient economic conditions.

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Harvard economist Gita Gopinath projects the global economy will grow at approximately 3.2% in 2026, matching the previous year’s pace, buoyed by AI investment tailwinds and stimulative fiscal policy.

The International Monetary Fund faulted China’s economic policies for causing waste at home and damage abroad and called for a reorientation by Beijing to embrace a model based on domestic consumer spending.

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