Goldman Lowers Growth Forecasts For The World, Predicts Recession In France And Germany ⇢

  • World GDP will grow 3.8 percent this year and 3.5 percent next year, compared to earlier predictions of 3.9 percent and 4.2 percent
  • Europe GDP will grow 0.1 percent next year, compared to earlier predictions of 1.3 percent. Germany and France will enter recession
  • US GDP will grow 1.4 percent next year, compared to earlier forecast of 2 percent. There’s a 1 in 3 change of entering recession.
  • The MSCI Asia Pacific ex Japan index will hit 480 in twelve months, compared to earlier forecast of 530
  • Commodities may rally 20% on emerging market growth, though this is a downgrade from previous estimates. The 12-month copper target was lowered to $9,500 per ton from $11,000. Brent crude will average $120 next year, down from earlier estimates of $130.
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