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Allianz Global Wealth Report 2026

A double-edged code – How AI is reshaping the global wealth landscape

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Executive summary

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Financial assets: 2025 sets a fresh record

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Liabilities: Borrowing remains subdued

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Real estate: A hesitant recovery

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Distribution: New wealth, old divides

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A German-French trial balloon on fiscal union

On 18 May German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron proposed the set-up of a one-off EUR500bn strong (3.6% of 2019 EU GDP) recovery fund to help those economies hit hardest by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Retail in the U.S.: Department store bankruptcies are only the tip of the iceberg

The Covid-19 outbreak is sending the U.S. economy into an unprecedented recession: Our central scenario anticipates a -2.7% contraction of economic activity for the year 2020, taking into account a two-month lockdown period and a U-shaped recovery starting in Q3. The impact of the crisis on the U.S. retail industry is also unprecedented and will have lasting consequences on all segments. However, we find a clear divide between food retail, which is resilient, and discretionary retail, which is cyclical, at least for the eighteen months to come.

Germany: Q1 GDP drop only the tip of the iceberg

The Covid-19 crisis has pulled the rug out from under the feet of the German economy. According to the Federal Statistical Office's flash estimate, the GDP setback in Q1 2020 amounts to a hefty -2.2% Q/Q - the sharpest rate of decline since the height of the great financial crisis (Q1 2009).

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