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IMF sees global growth at 3.1% in 2026 and 3.4% in 2027 Risks to outlook include ending of AI boom and growing debt levels IMF says steep drop in AI investment could cut global GDP by 1.1% by 2028 Prolonged Middle East war could cut 2027 growth by 0.5 point IMF warns policymakers against complacency By David Lawder and
The IMF sees a risk of a 0.2 percentage-point hit to global growth in 2026 and a 0.5-point hit in 2027.
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 13 (Reuters) — Higher energy prices and a rise in long-term interest rates are likely to weigh on British economic growth next year, the International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday, even as it revised up its forecast for expansion this year. The IMF predicts Britain's economy will grow
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned on Wednesday that the global economy faces threats from high energy prices, record public debt, and risks associated with the AI investment boom, urging governments to implement protective fiscal and monetary policies.
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Leaves US Growth Forecast For 2026 Unchanged At 2.3%, Lifts 2027 Forecast To 2.2% Vs 2.1% Lowers Euro Area Growth Forecast For 2026 To 0.9% Vs 1.1% In April; 2027 Forecast Unchanged At 1.2% China 2026 Growth Forecast At 4.6% Vs 4.4% In April; 2027 Growth Seen At 4.1% Vs 4.0% Lowers Japan Growth Forecast For 2026 To 0.6
IMF: Disinflation trend seen since 2024 has stalled; energy prices are roughly 25% higher than before Middle East war.