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As US slowdowns go, this one won’t be too worrying

The US slowdown that we anticipate next year will weigh on global growth, but the impact will be relatively mild by past standards. This means that interest rates in some areas will be rising at the same time as the Fed is cutting rates. However, a sharper US downturn than we foresee could bring the underlying problems in the global economy to a head.

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