Join us for the release of the Nordea Economic Outlook on 22 January. Register for the webinar with our chief economist for an inside look at Nordea’s latest forecasts.
In a world of shifting economic tides and geopolitical tensions, staying informed is crucial. We invite you to join our upcoming webinar in conjunction with the release of our new Nordea Economic Outlook.
The inflation peak is behind us, and most central banks are cutting interest rates. At the same time, geopolitical uncertainty is high, and Donald Trump is heading back to the White House. Will US tariffs and a potential trade war trigger supply chain issues, causing inflation to pick up again? Will central banks stop cutting interest rates sooner than the market expects?
Get valuable insights from our Group Chief Economist Helge J. Pedersen when he presents a new Nordea Economic Outlook, with our latest analyses and projections for the Nordic and global economies.
Date: 22 January 2025
Time: 11:00 CET
Duration: 30 minutes with Q&A
Language: English
Sign up for one of our other Economic Outlook webinars from our four Nordic home markets:
Finnish: 22 January at 11:00 EET
Norwegian: 22 January at 12:00 CET
Danish: 22 January at 10:00 CET
Swedish: 22 January at 14:00 CET
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