Former IMF director of inflation in Europe with "search shock"

"In the economies it is known that it is going to be through a shock from the search - especially the Union or Europe - which is the subject of tariffs, we are seeing inflation expectations or down," Christalina Georgieva said at the Global Conference of the Milk Institute.

In the United States, inflation is expected to increase. Georgieva warned for difficult times due to turbulence in global trade, preventing more bilateral and multilateral trade agreements. The IMF reduced global economic growth expectations for 2025 from 3.3% to 2.8%.