Trade risks shadowing global recovery
Global growth is expected to prove surprisingly resilient through 2027, according to the OECD, but a combination of higher energy costs, shifting tariffs and uncertainty over key trading relationships threatens to put renewed pressure on international commerce and supply chains. The OECD’s September
Macro Trade & Growth Outlook
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Growth Forecast: OECD projects global growth will remain surprisingly resilient through 2027.
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Cost Pressures: Higher energy costs are identified as a primary threat to international commerce.
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Trade Friction: Shifting tariffs and uncertainty in key trading relationships pressure supply chains.
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Systemic Risk: The combination of energy and tariff factors threatens renewed pressure on global trade.
Global Supply Chain & Commerce Impact
Faces renewed pressure from higher energy costs and shifting tariff regimes.
Threatened by uncertainty over key trading relationships and macroeconomic volatility.
OECD Outlook Q&A
What is the OECD's forecast for global growth through 2027? ▾
The OECD expects global growth to prove surprisingly resilient through 2027.
What specific factors threaten international commerce? ▾
Higher energy costs, shifting tariffs, and uncertainty over key trading relationships.
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