Reported about 1 month ago
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cautioned that a multitude of elections worldwide could introduce significant uncertainty into the global economic outlook. While global growth is projected to soften slightly in the coming years, potential changes to trade and fiscal policies by newly elected governments could disrupt markets and supply chains. The IMF hinted at risks including increased tariffs, stagnant growth in advanced economies due to high debt, and vulnerabilities in the Chinese economy, urging countries to manage fiscal deficits carefully.
Source: YAHOO