Analysts positively assess the prospects for the development of the global economy in 2020. Economists expect the active phase of the US-China trade war to end and consumer spending to remain high, which will contribute to economic growth despite low investment in business. According to Goldman Sachs experts, the risk of a global recession will decrease and unemployment will drop to the lowest level since the Korean War. In 2020, the global economy will reach 2.25–2.5%, while the unemployment rate will reach 3.25% by the end of the year. Analysts also expect key Fed rates to remain unchanged. Regulatory officials made it clear that a significant and constant increase in inflation was needed before considering the issue of raising rates.
