Giorgieva warns on energy and debt risks

The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Kristalina Georgieva, warned that the global economy faces increasing threats due to rising energy prices and government debt levels reaching record highs, with risks associated with a surge in artificial intelligence investment. She pointed out that conflicts in the Middle East are harming energy supplies, while AI contributes to heightened inflationary pressures. Expectations also point to slowed growth in economies affected by wars, such as Ukraine and the Gulf countries. Additionally, she noted that oil prices remain near $100 per barrel, and that rising energy costs are driving inflation and interest rates to high levels, with the growing burden of public debt exceeding 100% of GDP and putting pressure on global economic growth.

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