Check out the accompanying pdf and chart collection. Executive Summary: Global economic growth has been lackluster this spring, neither a boom nor a bust. Rebounding global trade and the easing of supply-chain disruptions should moderate global inflationary pressures without a global recession. The Fed and the ECB are committed to raising rates to restrictive levels and keeping them there to bring inflation down. The Fed’s rate is probably where it should be, while the ECB may have a couple more rate hikes to go. The BOJ’s ultra-easy policy continues. The PBOC is massively stimulating, suggesting all is not well in China. Today, we survey the major indicators of global economic growth for insight into how vulnerable the global economy is at this juncture.
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