Experts point out the main dangers for the current global economy

Bloomberg, a magazine aimed at financial professionals, recently published an article highlighting the main threats to the global economy according to experts Angel Ubide, Armen Panossian and Anne Walsh. Wars, the impacts of AI, the European economy and the consequences of the pandemic are highlighted as the main challenges.

Concerns about the European Economy

According to Angel Ubide, head of research at Hedge Citadel, a platform for companies that have cloud applications, Europe's lack of prominence on the global stage could be a problem, as it would leave the world more divided between China and the United States.

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According to the expert, the main obstacle currently faced by Europe is the fragmentation of its economy, which can only be addressed through cooperation on the continent.

Consequences of AI

Expert Armen Panossian, co-CEO of Oaktree Capital Management, an asset management company, points out that there is indeed a risk that Artificial Intelligence will replace people's jobs, generating a financial and social calamity.

The financial world is very excited about new research in the field of Artificial Intelligence. If these expectations are frustrated, investors could suffer significant financial losses.

To avoid so many calamities, Panossian suggests investing in the qualification of professionals, so that they are prepared to face a world with AI established in the job market.

Post-pandemic world

For Anne Walsh, chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners Investment Management, an IPO advisory firm, some policies still in place during COVID-19 could be very damaging, especially those that make capital investment uneven. According to the expert, policies adopted by the Federal Reserve, the central banking system in the United States, could contribute to this scenario.

The number of fiscal policies needs to be adjusted. Some global banks are already creating strategies to get around the situation.

Wars and political changes

Economists say the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East could further hurt the global economy by slowing growth and generating inflation. Trade routes and agreements are also being disrupted.

According to the IMF (International Monetary Fund), all these consequences leave investors with a lot of uncertainty, generating capital outflows from emerging markets.

Some changes in government also worry some experts who fear retaliation in some commercial schemes.

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