Chartpack | Advanced economies: Resilience to shock after shock
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图表册 | 发达经济体：在接连冲击中展现韧性
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Advanced economies show resilient growth despite oil price shocks, with AI and capital goods investment driving the cycle. Inflation exceeds targets in the US, UK and Eurozone, and is expected to peak in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, though energy inflation may spread. The Iran conflict pushed long-term rates near 2002 highs. Fiscal deficits remain high, with debt-to-GDP rising in the US, UK, France and Germany, but stable or falling in Italy, Spain and Japan. By 2030, effective rates will catch up with GDP growth.
- Institution
- BNP Paribas
- Published
- 10/06/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- Q4 2026 · 2030
Key arguments
- Global growth cycle is resilient to shocks, supported by AI and capital goods investment.
- Inflation is above target in three of four central banks (US, UK, Eurozone), requiring monetary tightening.
- Energy price shock from Iran conflict has pushed long-term rates to levels close to 2002.
- High fiscal deficits are unsustainable in a growth period; debt dynamics vary across countries.
Key numbers
- Inflation peak expected
- Q4 2026 or Q1 2027
- Long-term rates near
- 2002 levels
Main risks
- Energy inflation could spread to other inflation components.
- Rising long-term rates will weigh on public finances, with fiscal arithmetic simpler today than in 2030.
- High fiscal deficits are too high for a period of growth.
Corresponding source evidence
In flation is currently expected to peak in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, but there is a signi ficant risk that energy in flation will spread further to other components of in flation in the future.
· Q4 2026The fiscal arithmetic is simpler today than it will be in 2030.
· 2030By 2030, the effective rate will have risen and caught up with GDP growth.
· 2030
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