Global economic outlooks for 2026 from leading investment banks

Collage of nine 2026 market outlook report covers from major investment banks, arranged in a 3x3 grid, with large centered text reading “2026 Outlook Reports.

One more year, I’m sharing a list of 2026 economic outlook reports from leading investment banks around the world.

In previous years, I got this list from various sources and simply reposted it. This year, I asked an LLM (ChatGPT 5.2) to build it from scratch. The result is solid, and I’m pretty sure it was done much faster than the old way. Enjoy.

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Ahead of the Curve: 2024 Investment Outlooks from Top Global Banks

Vintage photo of a man at a chalkboard with a quote: if one equity analyst says it's raining and the other says it's sunny, an investor should look out the window.

A new year means a fresh set of predictions from the financial world’s powerhouses. I didn’t whip up this list myself, but it landed in my inbox and it’s too good not to share. These forecasts from global investment banks and asset managers could help in navigating 2024’s economic landscape. Have a look and see what might be on the horizon.

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Economic and investment outlook for 2023 by top investment banks

I recently received a list of links to excellent economic and investment 2023 outlook reports from top investment banks and asset managers. It’s amazing that these organizations are now sharing these reports, which were previously only accessible to their institutional clients! 

The reports provide a measured outlook for 2023. The global economy is expected to experience slow growth globally, with projections from some banks ranging around 1.8%. The US is predicted to just avoid a recession, whereas the Euro area and the UK will likely experience a mild recession due to the influence of escalating energy costs. Inflation is projected to dwindle to 3% in late 2023 in the US, and the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates by 125 basis points to reach a peak of 5-5.25%.

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