US EditionThe IMF’s Stark Warning: How Trade Wars and Central Bank Independence Threaten Global Recovery
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IMF Says Global Growth Is Being Driven by New Forces Beyond Trade - Commonwealth Union
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released a cautious but measured outlook for the global economy in 2026, indicating steady growth but cautioning that key risks could shift the balance towards slower expansion. According to IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, global GDP is expected to grow by around 3.3% in 2026, matching the pace seen last year in 2025, but this strength hides deeper weaknesses that leaders should not overlook.…
The IMF’s Stark Warning: How Trade Wars and Central Bank Independence Threaten Global Recovery
The International Monetary Fund has issued its most sobering assessment of the global economy in years, painting a picture of an international system increasingly vulnerable to policy missteps and political interference. At the center of this concern lies a troubling combination: escalating trade tensions that threaten to fragment decades of economic integration, and mounting pressure on central bank independence that could undermine the credibi…
The IMF also noted the risks of the labour market, noting the early signs of weakening in several countries.
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