What's next for the global economy? Experts talk inflation, stagnation and (de-)globalisation at Davos 2022

The International Monetary Fund forecast global growth in 2022 at 4.4%, but these projections are being revised downwards as conflict and the fallout from sanctions ripple across global markets. Global Economic Outlook Geoff Cutmore, Anchor, CNBC: A very warm welcome, everybody, to this World Economic Forum panel on the global outlook. My name is Geoff ...

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