Inflation has fallen sharply, and central banks will likely start cutting interest rates this year. This increases the chances of a soft landing, but uncertainty is high.

Group Chief Economist Helge J. Pedersen

Nordea Economic Outlook webinar

Soaring inflation and higher interest rates shook the foundation of the world economy in 2023. Fortunately, the outcome was better than feared. But challenges await in 2024, with uncertainties looming under the surface.

Tighter monetary policy will start to bite for businesses and households alike. Central banks face the challenge of when to pivot from raising interest rates to cutting them. Add to that risks from two major wars, geopolitical tensions and several important elections, including in the US, that could shape the new world order.

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Duration: 30 minutes with Q&A

Language: English

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

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