Prevén un debilitamiento de la economía global durante 2026, según informe del Foro Económico Mundial

TL;DR

53% of economists surveyed by the WEF predict a weakening global economy this year.
Optimism is strongest in South Asia (66% expecting strong growth), while the US anticipates moderate growth and Europe expects weak growth.
Trade between China and the US is expected to remain stable, with anticipated tariff increases in specific sectors.
94% of experts foresee an increase in bilateral trade agreements globally.
AI investment and sovereign debt are identified as defining trends for 2026.
Two-thirds of respondents expect AI to cause moderate job losses in the next two years, but a significant minority anticipates job growth in the long term.
Sovereign debt is a major concern, with nearly half of respondents seeing a likelihood of sovereign debt crises in emerging markets.
Governments are expected to use higher inflation and tax increases to combat debt issues.
Increased defense, digital infrastructure, and energy spending are anticipated in both advanced and emerging economies.
A majority anticipates a decrease in spending on environmental protection.

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