Central banks’ timing and precision are key to ensuring a successful easing of monetary policy.

 

Group Chief Economist Helge J. Pedersen

Nordea Economic Outlook webinar

Despite increased geopolitical tension, economies have performed well, labour markets have been resilient, and stock markets reached new highs in the first half of 2024. 

Inflation is heading lower, but it’s proving to be a slow and bumpy process. A soft landing is still the most plausible outcome for the global economy, but is there a risk that central banks are reacting too little and too late? Political uncertainty also hangs over the economic outlook, with all eyes on the US election in November. 

Find out what to expect. Join our Group Chief Economist Helge J. Pedersen when he presents the latest insights and forecasts from our brand new Nordea Economic Outlook. 

Duration: 30 minutes with Q&A
Language: English

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4.0%

The level where we expect the Fed to stop its rate cuts

1.13

The level we expect EUR/USD to hit by the end of 2026

6

The number of remaining rate cuts we expect from the ECB and the Fed in this cutting cycle

 

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Economic Outlook, country by country

Sweden

Swedish Chief Economist, Annika Winsth, presents the report for Sweden together with analysts Torbjörn Isaksson and Susanne Spector (in Swedish).

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Finland

Finnish Chief Economist,

Tuuli Koivu, and Economist Juho Kostiainen present the report for Finland (in Finnish).

 

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Denmark

Danish Chief Economist,

Helge J Pedersen, presents the report for Denmark (in Danish).

 

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Norway

In Norway Chief Economist Kjetil Olsen and Analyst Dane Cekov present. (in Norweigan)

 

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