The IMF expects solid growth despite trade disputes

Global growth is expected to continue to grow, but term trade conflicts, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The IMF on Monday presented updated forecasts for developments in the global economy – World Economic Outlook. It is assumed that the global economy will grow by 3.9% and next year, despite the fact that growth estimates for the German, French and Japanese economies have been revised downwards in relation to this that the IMF was spying in April.

In the 19 countries of the euro area, growth will be 2.2% in 2018, 0.2% less than in April. In Japan, growth should be 1%, not 1.2%, as was thought three months ago.

The US economy continues to grow by 2.9% and China's estimate is also stable at 6%. , 6 percent. The estimated rates that have been implemented up to here should have little impact on the economies of both countries.

The IMF also warns that growth in the global economy could decline by half a point by 2020 if the US and other countries

IMF also believes that political uncertainty can threaten growth in the EU, showing, among other things, that EU registration conditions in the UK remain unclear, despite the fact that fact that the negotiations have

(NTB)

The head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, will visit in June a meeting with the finance ministers of the group of the euro. Photo: Virginia Mayo / AP / NTB Scanpix