As One Cycle Ends, Another Begins Amid Growing Divergence – Analysis
We project global growth will remain steady at 3.3 percent this year and next, broadly aligned with potential growth that
Read moreWe project global growth will remain steady at 3.3 percent this year and next, broadly aligned with potential growth that
Read moreLet’s start with the good news: it looks like the global battle against inflation has largely been won, even if
Read moreWorries that China’s external surpluses result from industrial policies reflect an incomplete view China’s widening trade surplus and the growing US
Read moreOur global growth projections are unchanged at 3.2 percent this year and slightly higher at 3.3 percent for next year,
Read moreInflation-adjusted interest rates are well above post global financial crisis lows, while medium-term growth remains weak. Persistently higher interest rates
Read moreEconomic growth shows near-term resilience amid persistent challenges The global economy continues to gradually recover from the pandemic and Russia’s
Read moreRecent events have shown central banks and policymakers can deal with sizable financial stress without compromising their inflation-fighting stance. Regulators
Read moreThe global economy’s gradual recovery from both the pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine remains on track. China’s reopened economy
Read moreThe global economy is poised to slow this year, before rebounding next year. Growth will remain weak by historical standards,
Read moreThe dollar is at its highest level since 2000, having appreciated 22 percent against the yen, 13 percent against the
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