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I.M.F. Raises Global Growth Outlook as U.S. Eases Some Tariffs
The International Monetary Fund, in its world economic outlook released on Tuesday, projects 3 percent global growth this year. That is higher than the 2.8 percent it forecast after Mr. Trump announced his “Liberation Day” tariffs in April, while down from the 3.3 percent it predicted in 2024.
The US economy grew 3% in the second quarter as a tariff-related import surge that shrank output early in 2025 reversed, ...
Analysts say they believe import costs will likely accelerate in the next few months or years and have an oversized effect on ...
When President Trump rocked the economy with an unprecedented attack on global trade in April, the plan was dismissed as ...
Analysts are keeping their oil price forecasts mostly unchanged for 2025, as a rise in OPEC+ output and ongoing U.S. tariff ...
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