Zhu Min predicts low global economic growth, describing it as "fragile, exciting, and resilient" for 2026 | Asian Financial Forum
Zhu Min predicts that global economic growth will be low in 2026, describing it as "fragile, exciting, and resilient." The global GDP growth rate is expected to be 3.3%, down from 3.8%. He is optimistic about the recovery of Chinese consumption, believing that the manufacturing industry is upgrading to high quality. Goldman Sachs' Sheena Greitens pointed out that AI investment will become the engine of economic growth, expected to exceed $500 billion this year. Aberdeen Standard Investments' Andrew Pease mentioned the relationship between AI and energy, suggesting that future defense investments may surpass those in the health sector. The chairman of Prada stated that the credibility of the dollar is declining, but the claim that "the dollar is dead" is exaggerated
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