J.P. Morgan forecasts resilient global growth through 2026 despite energy shock and inflation risks
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Rob Williams
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J.P. Morgan's mid-year global economic outlook predicts resilient global growth through the second half of 2026, despite an earlier major energy price shock. The bank attributes this resilience to a technology spending boom, improving business confidence, and stronger hiring. However, inflation risks persist with a higher-for-longer interest rate environment.
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The bank said a technology spending boom, improving business confidence and stronger hiring
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