Global economy chiefs fret over a Trump return as US election draws closer
- Global economy leaders express concern about high uncertainty surrounding the upcoming U.S. presidential election and its potential impact on policies.
- Concerns arise that Trump's win could lead to a larger deficit and higher long-term rates, negatively affecting emerging markets.
- Economists note that tariff imposition could provoke global retaliation, complicating disinflation efforts for central banks.
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Global economy chiefs fret over a Trump return as U.S. election draws closer
Low growth, high debt and escalating wars topped the official agenda at the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings, but finance leaders spent much of their energy worrying about the potential impacts of a return of Donald Trump to power in November's U.S. presidential election. Republican candidate Trump's…
Global economy chiefs fret over a Trump return as US election draws closer
Low growth, high debt and escalating wars topped the official agenda at the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings, but finance leaders spent much of their energy worrying about the potential impacts of a return of Donald Trump to power in November's U.S. presidential election.
As US election nears, IMF and World Bank chiefs fret over a possible Trump return
Trump has vowed to impose a 10% tariff on imports from all countries, and 60% duties on imports from China. These would hit supply chains throughout the world, likely triggering retaliation and raising costs


Global economy chiefs fret over a Trump return
Donald Trump was US President from 2017-2021. If he wins the November 5 election, he has vowed to impose a 10% tariff on imports from all countries and 60% duties on imports from China. Photo: Getty Images Low growth, high debt and escalating wars topped the official agenda at the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings, but finance leaders spent much of their energy worrying about the potential impacts of a return of Donal…
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