Since the beginning of this year, IMF and other international agencies have warned on several occasions about the world economy and financial markets.

Currently, the world's major economies are in very low inflation and the deep-rooted low inflation is now evolving into the risk of deflation resulting in the increased long-term stagnation of output growth.

ANBOUND's scholars are of the view that as a result of the economic slowdown in China, the differentiation on monetary policy in the major economies, the negative interest rate policy and the global debt crisis, there will be an increased risk on global economy in the near future given that the US presidential election and the UK’s EU referendum are around the corner.