Global economic growth is proving more resilient than expected, according to a new OECD forecast. The Paris-based organization says an accelerating AI investment boom is helping offset the drag from rising U.S. tariffs, reduced immigration, and slowing fiscal support.<br />The OECD warns, however, that global growth remains vulnerable to renewed trade tensions and a potential correction in AI-driven market optimism.<br />The outlook projects global growth easing slightly from 3.2% in 2025 to 2.9% in 2026, with a rebound expected in 2027. The U.S., China, Japan, and the Eurozone all see slight upgrades, driven by strong labor markets, corporate investment, and technology spending.<br />Trade growth is expected to slow as tariffs take full effect, while inflation is forecast to normalize across major economies by mid-2027.<br />Watch the full analysis as the OECD outlines how tariff shocks, AI disruption, and shifting monetary policy could shape the global economy over the next three years.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />#OECD #GlobalEconomy #AIInvestment #USTariffs #EconomicForecast #WorldEconomy #Inflation #TradeTensions #APT
