Pays avancés : d'une résilience à l'autre
中文标题
发达经济体：韧性接连显现
Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
Advanced economies show resilient growth despite oil price shocks, driven by AI-related capital spending. Inflation exceeds targets in the US, UK, and eurozone, expected to peak in late 2026 or early 2027, with risk of energy inflation broadening. Higher long-term rates and large fiscal deficits complicate policy. Central banks may need to tighten, and fiscal consolidation is challenged.
- Institution
- BNP Paribas
- Published
- 10/05/2026
- Research topic
- Inflation
- Time horizon
- Q4 2026 · 2030
Key arguments
- AI-driven capital expenditure is powering growth and imports in advanced economies.
- Inflation is above target in the US, UK, and eurozone, and is expected to peak in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027.
- Rising long-term interest rates and high fiscal deficits pose risks to public finances.
- Central banks may need to tighten monetary policy to offset inflationary pressures, including from fiscal policy in Japan.
Key numbers
- US GDP growth 2027
- 3.4%
- Eurozone inflation 2027
- 2.8%
- UK inflation 2026
- 3.2%
- Japan GDP growth 2026
- 1.0%
- Spain GDP growth 2026
- 2.6%
Main risks
- Energy inflation could spread to other components, keeping inflation above targets for longer.
- Rising long-term interest rates will increase debt servicing costs and weigh on public finances.
- Fiscal deficits are high for a period of growth, limiting room for manoeuvre.
Corresponding source evidence
• Higher and above-target inflation calls for monetary tightening.
• Inflation is exceeding the target set by three of the four central banks examined in this publication (the US, the UK, the Eurozone).
Inflation is currently expected to peak in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, but there is a significant risk that energy inflation will spread further to other components of inflation in the future.
· Q4 2026
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