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The IMF called the main threats to the world economy

In 2026, global economic growth will be about 3.1%, and in 2027 - 3.4%, according to the World Economic Outlook report of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The document is issued every six months during major fund meetings (the previous report was published in April). In it, the organization provides an analysis of the state of the world economy and forecasts for the near future.

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The IMF called the main threats to the world economy

In 2026, global economic growth will be about 3.1%, and in 2027 - 3.4%, according to the World Economic Outlook report of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The document is issued every six months during major fund meetings (the previous report was published in April). In it, the organization provides an analysis of the state of the world economy and forecasts for the near future.

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