Corinth flags higher long-term rates sharpening divide between investable and vulnerable projects in Q4 2026 outlook

• Corinth outlook flagged resilient global activity entering Q4 2026, despite geopolitical conflict, elevated energy prices, persistent inflation, costly capital.
• OECD projected global GDP growth of 2.9% in 2026, 3.0% in 2027; G20 headline inflation seen at 4.1%.
• IEA estimated global oil inventories down about 507 million barrels since the conflict began; emergency stock releases exceeded 300 million barrels.
• ECB deposit facility rate reached 2.50% in September; euro-area business lending rates ran about 3.8% in July.
• French 10-year yields rose to about 4.9%; report warned higher long-term borrowing costs tighten financing for infrastructure, real estate, leveraged deals.

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