Risks and Rewards: What to Expect from the Global Economy
Joyce Chang of J.P. Morgan Chase, Phil Levy of the World Bank, and Diane Swonk of KPMG US unpack the latest policy shifts and their impact on the global economy.
May
5
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About This Event
Geopolitical tensions, shifting alliances, and strategic competition are undoubtedly key forces in shaping global markets and trade. Will the current administration’s rhetoric on trade and tariffs become a reality, or is it a bargaining tactic for future negotiations? Will emerging markets, technological advancements, and green investments present new opportunities for growth, or will they widen economic inequality? Join us for a conversation with Joyce Chang, Phil Levy, and Diane Swonk on the economic risks and opportunities that are reshaping the global economy.
About the Speakers
Joyce Chang
Chair of Global Research, J.P. Morgan
Joyce Chang is the chair of global research for J.P. Morgan’s corporate and investment bank, leading a team that analyzes global markets, economics, and investment strategies. With over 30 years in global research, she has also held senior roles at Merrill Lynch and Salomon Brothers.
Phil Levy
Lead Trade Economist, World Bank
Phil Levy is lead trade economist at the World Bank and a former senior fellow on the global economy at the Chicago Council. Previously, he served as chief economist at Flexport, where he received national recognition for his work on supply chains, consumption, and trade.
Chief Economist, KPMG US
Diane Swonk is the chief economist at KPMG US. With more than three decades of experience in the field, she is an expert in labor markets and monetary policy and regularly briefs the Federal Reserve and its regional banks.
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