Global growth weakest in 20 yrs, excluding financial crisis and covid years. Significant risks now arising due to high gov borrowing.
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US growth depends almost entirely on gov borrowing, already higher than the end of WW2. No-one knows when the US debt ratio becomes unsustainable; but there is no serious economic theory that doesn't think this happens at some point. At this point neither likely Presidential candidate appear to have a policy solution.
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Eurozone growth is similarly dependent on gov borrowing; however the risks are higher as the Euro-zone is a grouping of countries tied to the same currency meaning political responses are harder to achieve.
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China has a severe property crisis driven by high debt; however the gov is effectively now underwriting that debt, creating another gov debt problem, with new housing (a major economic driver) down by 60%. China now likely to overtake the US by 2038.
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India continues it's rise up the global league of economies; moving up from 10th in 2013 to forecasted 3rd by 2033.
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From the World Economic League Table, issues by the CBRE, a UK based economics consultancy;
https://cebr.com/service/macroeconomic-forecasting/