IMF Spokesman Kozack Predicts US Inflation to Fall to 2 Percent in Mid-2028
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The IMF issued critical warnings that could change the direction of global markets. IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack stated that inflation in the US will only reach its target level by mid-2028, while supporting the Fed's tight monetary policy and issuing warnings about investments in artificial intelligence.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced when it expects inflation in the US to fall to its 2% target level. IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack stated that the target could be reached by mid-2028, while also highlighting the potential impact of the Fed's monetary policy and investments in artificial intelligence on inflation.
IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack said they expect inflation in the US to return to the 2% target by mid-2028. Kozack stated that the commodity price shock caused by the war in the Middle East and high inflation in the services sector were contributing factors to this delay.
IMF spokeswoman Julie Kozack said they expect US inflation to fall to the 2 percent target in mid-2028. Kozack said the above-target move reflected war-related commodity shock and service inflation in the Middle East, noting that the Fed's restrictive stance would be necessary.
Washington, 12 November - International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects inflation in the United States to return to the target of 2% in mid-2028, i.e. later in the ... . . . . 12.11.2026, PRIM
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