IMF's Georgieva says outlook less bad than feared a few months ago

Global economic outlook is 'less bad' than anticipated, IMF chief says

World Economic Forum panellists caution against persistent inflation and consequently high interest rates holding back growth prospects

Global interest rate hikes are 'yet to bite,' says IMF head

The world economy is still in a sticky spot, according to the head of the International Monetary Fund, despite cautious optimism among economists and business leaders that slowing inflation means the worst of last year's crises may be over.

Global economic outlook brighter than feared, but remains fraught with risks, WEF panel says

IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva told the Davos audience that what had improved was the potential for China to boost growth and that the IMF now forecast Chinese growth of 4.4% for 2023

IMF chief says global economic outlook ‘less bad’ than feared

Kristalina Georgieva hints growth forecast could be upgraded thanks to retreating inflation, but warns against overoptimism

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Davos 2023: IMF's Georgieva says outlook less bad than feared a few months ago

She said, however, she saw no “dramatic improvement” in the current IMF 2023 global growth forecast of 2.7 per cent. Read more at straitstimes.com.