Recent updates show that while major economies are making some smaller progress, there’s still a notable resilience in places outside the US and the eurozone. The OECD points to 2026 as a key year, suggesting that the long-term effects of tariffs might start to impact global growth negatively. The report highlights a difference between the current optimistic short-term data and a more cautious outlook for the future. While growth is happening, it heavily depends on a few specific factors that could easily be influenced by changes in policies, prices, and investment feelings.
Global Economy Stays Resilient Amid US Trade Tariff Turbulence, Reports OECD
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