The International Monetary Fund plans to cut its global economic growth forecast for later in July, managing director Kristalina Georgieva wrote in a blog post Wednesday.
She cited previous concerns over “downside risks” that have worsened since the last G20 meeting in April — when the IMF had already cut its growth forecast to 3.6% — including the ongoing war in Ukraine, 41-year high inflation and the reverberations from COVID-19 lockdowns in China as driving the need to lower expectations…
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