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Growth in the new economy and how to tackle the dilemmas leaders face, and why…
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3 Economic Trends - Issue 54

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Growth in the new economy and how to tackle the dilemmas leaders face, and why governments are back in the business of business - these are the stories covered in this issue of the World Economic Forum’s 3 Economic Trends newsletter, your guide to equitable growth, markets and economic policy in an ever-changing world.


1. Growth in the new #economy: Time to tear up the old playbook

The strategies that built growth in the last three decades are no longer working - and may actively erode existing gains. That's the stark conclusion of the World Economic Forum 's new Growth in the New Economy: Towards a Blueprint report.

The International Monetary Fund now forecasts global growth of just 3.1% in 2026, down from a potential 3.4%, largely due to the Middle East conflict. Asia will drive over 50% of cumulative global growth to 2030, while middle-income economies contribute 65% of global GDP.

"Investing in productivity, talent and reinforcing the fundamentals of economic policy are clear winning strategies," says the Forum's Attilio Di Battista .

This article outlines the key findings from the report, as well as the takeaways from the IMF and The World Bank Group Spring Meetings.


2. The #growth dilemmas every leader is wrestling with right now

From soaring debt to AI disruption and geopolitical fragmentation, today's growth dilemmas have no easy answers.

As the World Economic Forum launched the Growth in the New Economy report, we asked leaders what they see as the most pressing dilemmas today, and how governments and businesses are responding:

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