National Institute Global Economic Outlook Autumn 2024

Ahmet Kaya (), Edmund Cornforth, Ian Hurst (), Iana Liadze (), Patricia Sanchez Juanino (), Stephen Millard (), Shama Bernard, Barry Naisbitt () and Lea de Greef ()

National Institute Global Economic Outlook, 2024, issue 16, 6-78

Abstract: Last year was one of the slowest for global GDP growth (excepting the Covid-hit year of 2020) since the global financial crisis more than a decade ago. Tighter monetary policies in response to the inflationary surge, especially in advanced economies, contributed to the slower pace of growth. Nevertheless, at 3.2 per cent, growth was only slightly slower than in 2022.

Date: 2024
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