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The International Monetary Fund anticipates robust global growth, because many states have well compensated for the disruptions caused by the Iran war. However, the supposedly stable situation itself is not that serious for economists.
The world economy "has endured despite an exceptional burst of shock" in the last seven culminating in the war in the Middle East: however, "this resilience is under strain" and "may soon be put to the test." (ANSA)
The great economies of the world continue to grow in a strong way, despite the energy shock caused by the Middle East conflict and high fuel prices. Behind these results, however, there are risks of inflation, public debt and rising financing costs, warning an analysis carried out for the Financial Times before the IMF and the World Bank meetings.
The global economy shows resistance to energy and geopolitical tensions, but growth prospects are accompanied by increasing risks. Persistent inflation, accumulation of public debt and increased borrowing costs limit the ability of governments to intervene in new crises, shows an analysis carried out for the Financial Times, before meetings [...] The Global Economy article continues to grow, but public debt and inflation cause concern appears fi…
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