The world economy is expected to grow at a pace...

... of 2.7% in 2024, according to PMI survey results produced by S&P Global and published  December 5. That would be less than the IMF economists forecast of 3.2% published last October.

G20 economies: weaker growth in the coming years

 According to IMF economists, `` ... growth is poised to weaken over the next five years and remain well below what was typical in the two decades before the pandemic. `` for most of G20 economies. Different policies are suggested in that text to support these economies.

The world economy was expanding at a faster pace in August

 According to the J.P.Morgan Global Composite PMI, the wold economy expanded faster in August than in July. The service sector was the growth engine, while manufacturing contracted again. « India saw the strongest growth overall, followed by the US. Rates of expansion were relatively mild in China and the euro area as a whole. » 

US economy: upward revision

 The 34 forecasters, consulted quarterly by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, predict that the US real GDP will grow 2.4% in 2024 (median forecast). Their previous estimate was at 1.7 %.

Link to the press release from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia