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Article by Simon Landt
Just in time for the start of the year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has updated its economic outlook and published its most recent forecasts. Even though there were no major surprises, the adjustments and in particular the new wording are worth a look. In contrast to the previous economic outlook, the risks to global growth are now considered balanced and no longer tilted to the downside.
In this issue of Economic Situation and Strategy, you will find out what the forecast adjustments look like in detail, which economic picture current leading indicators present and which areas of action the IMF defines for decision-makers in 2024: