Why ING says power plays will be a defining theme for the global economy in 2027

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Political shifts in the United States and Europe, intensifying competition over artificial intelligence, and the struggle to control critical energy resources will shape the…
Investing.com -- Political shifts in the United States and Europe, intensifying competition over artificial intelligence, and the struggle to control critical energy resources will shape the global economy in 2027, according to ING's latest global outlook.
Carsten Brzeski, ING's Global Head of Macro, identified the changing balance of power across politics, technology and energy as a central theme for the coming year.
The bank's outlook, titled A year of power plays, highlights political developments in the U.S. after the midterm elections as forces investors will need to watch.
The changing political environment could shape economic priorities and policymaking, making Washington's balance of power an important consideration for global markets.
Europe faces its own political uncertainties ahead of key elections, with shifts in political influence potentially affecting the region's economic direction.
ING's assessment extends beyond traditional politics to the growing competition for leadership in artificial intelligence.
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The question of which countries and businesses will dominate AI development has become part of the wider contest for economic influence, placing technological leadership alongside political power.
ING highlights control over critical energy resources as a defining question for 2027, reflecting the importance of access to energy in determining economic influence.
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