IMF Upgrades 2026 Growth on AI Investment, Highlights Energy Risks
Higher global growth and AI investment tailwinds can lift risk assets in the near term, though downside AI productivity risk and energy shocks cap the upside.
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Higher global growth and AI investment tailwinds can lift risk assets in the near term, though downside AI productivity risk and energy shocks cap the upside.
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AI-driven investment lifts 2026 global growth to 3.1%, offsetting energy-cost pressures. The IMF warns the cushion may narrow and an AI productivity shortfall could amplify equity declines. The U.S. is forecast to grow 2.3% in 2026–27, supported by consumption and tech spending.
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