A New Global Economy
Following a sequence of unprecedented events, the global economy is stabilizing, with projections of 3.1% growth in 2024 alongside other positive trends in economic indicators. The profound transformations brought on by recent crises have seen a shift towards new growth models. Increasingly governments are playing an active role in shaping economic and industrial policies, prioritizing key growth areas, such as technology and green industries, to ensure competitiveness. Leaders will need to navigate pressing challenges to promote sustainable and inclusive global growth. While in 2024 trade stands to benefit from economic growth and headline inflation is expected to fall, geo-economic competition and fragmentation continue to pose challenges and underlying inflation will need to be managed through sound and coordinated monetary policy.
Watch sessions
What to Expect from Future Growth
60 minutes
Speakers: Faisal Alibrahim, Bonnie Y Chan, Amina Mohammed, Adam Tooze, Samantha Vadas
Trade Routes Redrawn
45 minutes
Speakers: Li Dongsheng, Busi Mabuza, Samantha Vadas
When Parity Means Growth
45 minutes
Speakers: Liu Qian, Tian Wei, William Warshauer
Tackling Financial System Fragmentation
60 minutes
Speakers: Bonnie Y Chan, Kungsheng Fan, Robin Harding, Fred Hu, Jonathan Krane, Kenny Lam
US Economy: Where Will It Go?
45 minutes
Speakers: Graham Allison, Stephen Engle, Vera Songwe, Adam Tooze
Financing New Growth Pathways
30 minutes
Speakers: Cindy Cui Cui, Amina Mohammed, Wang Liwei
Finding Growth amid Complex Risks
60 minutes
Speakers: André Hoffmann, Mohamad Al-Ississ, Busi Mabuza, Peng Sen
Cooperation in a Competitive World
60 minutes
Speakers: Mirek Dušek, Paula Ingabire, Mohamad Al-Ississ, Bruce Jones, Lynn Kuok
