Global growth will likely remain steady at 3.3% this year and next—modest by historical standards and with divergences across economies.
The US continues to outpace other advanced economies, driven by robust demand and stronger productivity, while Europe and China face structural challenges.
Emerging economies, on the other hand, face mounting pressure from both US monetary tightening and weaker domestic growth in China.
To navigate these challenges, policymakers should focus on maintaining price stability and gradual fiscal consolidation, while boosting productivity. Success in achieving sustainable global growth will require international cooperation to address shared economic challenges.
IMF
Global growth will likely remain steady at 3.3% this year and next—modest by historical standards and with divergences across economies.
The US continues to outpace other advanced economies, driven by robust demand and stronger productivity, while Europe and China face structural challenges.
Emerging economies, on the other hand, face mounting pressure from both US monetary tightening and weaker domestic growth in China.
To navigate these challenges, policymakers should focus on maintaining price stability and gradual fiscal consolidation, while boosting productivity. Success in achieving sustainable global growth will require international cooperation to address shared economic challenges.
www.imf.org/en/Publications/WEO/Issues/2025/01/17/…
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