Global economy on track for worst half-decade of growth in 30 years, says World Bank.
- The global economy is projected to experience its worst half-decade of growth in 30 years, with a forecasted slowdown in global growth for the third consecutive year in 2024.
- Developing economies will be hardest hit, facing a significant decline in growth due to factors such as sluggish global trade and tight financial conditions.
- The World Bank suggests that accelerating investments in clean energy and climate change adaptation could potentially boost growth in emerging market and developing countries.
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The global economy will grow at a slower pace this year for the third consecutive year due to high interest rates, global crises and low investment, the World Bank announced on Tuesday. Growth is expected to pick up again in 2025.
The global economic growth rate is weak, as the recovery from the pandemic is complemented by high geopolitical risks.
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