Yannis Stournaras warns of persistent global economic risks through 2027

Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras has identified the primary risks facing the global economy through 2027, noting they will likely mirror current challenges. Speaking at the Istanbul Economic Forum, Stournaras highlighted supply and demand disruptions, fiscal difficulties in certain nations, and the impact of trade tariffs as significant potential issues.

Stournaras emphasized the necessity of controlling inflation, stating that maintaining price stability and inflation expectations is critical for the European economy. He advocated for economic cooperation over trade restrictions and discussed the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the labor market. The forum, organized by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye, brought together central bank governors and senior policymakers from around the world.