How will Geopolitical Events and Restrained Demand Add to Global Uncertainties?

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SANTA CLARA, California, April 10, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --

2017 will be the sixth year of global stagnation, bringing with it a continuing low rate of global economic growth. Geopolitical events, restrained demand and weak investments will take a toll on the global growth trajectory. The lack of business confidence due to global uncertainties will make investors wait and watch, further hindering progress. However, the outlook for advanced economies has improved for 2017–18 due to stronger activity in the second half of 2016 as well as a projected fiscal stimulus in the United States. Amidst such circumstances, which areas of growth will produce the best business opportunities? Join Frost & Sullivan for this Growth Innovation and Leadership (GIL) briefing as we deliver an in-depth global and regional growth analysis highlighting the opportunities, risks, policy challenges and economic trends, while also, providing economic predictions for 2017.

Attend this webinar:

• To identify the top trends of 2017 that will influence global growth
• To discover risks and drivers that are likely to affect your investment decisions and expansion strategies
• To pinpoint markets that are investment hotbeds
• To participate in an interactive Q&A session with Frost & Sullivan's economist and country experts

Thought leader insights:

"Across the globe, economic growth and business confidence have resulted in mixed impact as of late. However in 2017, the US economy will likely see a modest pickup from stronger business confidence. In addition, Europe and Japan are also experiencing stronger internal economic activities," said Frost & Sullivan Mobility Program Manager & Senior Economist Craig Parker. "Uncertainties of different kinds are weighing down on emerging markets' growth prospects. Given this, business needs to stay focused on strengthening growth factors, such as technology, innovation, skills, possible disruptive forces and awareness of the economic trends and predictions." 

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Contact:
Jaylon Brinkley
Corporate Communications - North America
+1.210.247.2481 
jaylon.brinkley@frost.com