Ralph Ossa, Chief Economist at the World Trade Organization, dives into the potential impacts of Donald Trump’s return on global economics and trade dynamics. He discusses the subdued growth outlook influenced by geopolitical tensions and climate risks. Ossa emphasizes the need for diversification in trade relationships and explains the complexities of global inflation post-COVID. He also addresses the rising challenges of sovereign debt and the significance of international cooperation versus isolationism in navigating these uncertain times.