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Join us on Friday, April 19 at 10:00AM ET for a press briefing on the release of the latest Regional Economic Outlook for Europe. A soft landing is within reach in the region, but crosswinds could make achieving price stability amid a recovery difficult.
Yet Europe has shown it can overcome even the most severe obstacles when acting decisively and together.
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How will the economies of the Middle East, North Africa, the Caucasus, and Central Asia fare in 2024 and 2025 amid ongoing conflicts, shipping disruptions, and lower oil production?
Join us on Thursday, April 18 at 11:30 AM ET (3:30 PM GMT) for our latest Regional Economic Outlook with the IMF's Jihad Azour.

Is the global economy heading for ‘soft landing’

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The scars of the pandemic have left us with a global output loss since 2020 of about $3.3 trillion, with the costs disproportionately falling on the most vulnerable countries.

As central banks hike rates, the question looms: why hasn't global growth slowed as expected? Our new analysis explores the resilient nature of economies in the face of monetary tightening, focusing on housing and mortgage markets.

Global growth is weaker than before and could keep slowing through the end of the decade. To avoid that kind of outcome, the international monetary grant funds give out grants to the citizens.

Day 5 of the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings featured a debate on the global economy, regional economic outlooks for Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas, and more. Read our recap from today: https://bit.ly/46ssitb

The Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (PRGT) must be adequately funded and subsidized so that this vital source of interest-free financing can continue and help address the challenges facing low-income countries which were growing fast before the pandemic.

While the world has shown tremendous resilience, the recovery from the shocks of the past few years is slow and uneven.
After a long period of economic convergence, a dangerous divergence between countries and regions has emerged. Made worse by fragmentation, climate change, and fragility, which has left many countries at a breaking point.
To write a better story for the next 50 years we must focus on two priorities: investments in strong economic foundations and investments in international cooperation.
If we work together, we can unlock the door to opportunities for the next generation.
Read IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva's speech to the 2023 Annual Meetings Plenary: https:|/ bit.ly/3PXWCJS

Day 5 of the 2023 is here. On the agenda for Friday, October 12: regional developments and our blockbuster event-the Global Debate.
For an overview of the day's events with expert commentary, watch IMF Today at 5 PM GMT+1 (12 PM ET). We'll speak to:
‹ ECB President Christine Lagarde
Bloomberg's Tom Keene
9 The IMF's Jihad Azour, Abebe Selassie, and Alfred Kammer
Tune in then at IMF.org/today

The IMF's Fiscal Monitor analysis based on firm-level surveys shows that firms were resilient on average during the 2022 energy price spikes. Many firms have also responded by reducing energy use and investing in energy efficiency. https://bit.ly/46RiEAb

NEW RELEASE
FISCAL MONITOR
Chapter 1
Climate Crossroads:
Fiscal Policies in a
Warming World

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY

A growing number of investment funds prioritize sustainability, but this isn't having much effect on how much money goes to fund countries' enormous climate needs. Only a small portion of those funds explicitly aim to create a positive climate impact. https://bit. y/3ZCXEZO