News: 2024.04.17
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently published the "World Economic Outlook" report, which stated that the global economic growth forecast has been raised to 3.2%. The adjustment means economic growth in 2024 will be 0.1 percentage points higher than previously forecast. This is a positive signal for the global economy, showing that the economy is gradually recovering.
According to the report, economic growth forecasts for 2025 will also benefit from this adjustment. Although specific data have not yet been released, the IMF is optimistic about economic performance in the next few years. This shows that the global economy is gradually getting rid of the economic impact of the epidemic and entering a new stage of growth.
The IMF report also pointed out that the forecast of global economic growth is mainly affected by the economic policies of various governments and the global trade environment. As countries actively promote vaccination and economic recovery plans, the global economy is expected to achieve continued growth.
The report also made special mention of China's economic performance. As the world's second largest economy, China has achieved economic growth during the epidemic and made important contributions to the recovery of the global economy. The IMF is also optimistic about China's future economic performance.
Overall, the IMF's upward revision of its global economic growth forecast is a positive signal, showing that the global economy is gradually moving towards stability and growth. Governments of various countries and international organizations should continue to cooperate to promote the recovery and growth of the global economy and contribute to the sustainable development of the global economy.