Webinar | Powering AI: Energy demand, inflation and market risk

AI investment is increasingly influencing the economy, driving demand for power, infrastructure and hardware, while raising new questions about inflation and the longer-term productivity outlook. While much of this investment is digital, it is already translating into real-world demand, and potentially near-term price pressure.

In this discussion-led session, we’ll examine how these dynamics are emerging across markets and what they could mean in practice.

Why should you watch?

How AI-driven demand is shaping energy markets, and where pressure is starting to emerge
Whether AI investment is contributing to inflation across sectors, or is concentrated in specific supply chains
What hyperscaler and corporate investment trends indicate about the sustainability of demand
How realistic the idea of productivity-driven disinflation is, and when its impact is likely to emerge

Speakers:

Erwan Jacob, Macro Analyst, LSEG
Lucille Jones, Senior Manager, Deals Intelligence, LSEG
Elizabeth Kuhr, Product Director, News Content Strategy, LSEG
Erik Britton, Managing Director and CEO, Fathom Consulting

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