IMF: Global Economy Survives Energy Shock
The International Monetary Fund's report confirmed that the global economy is currently performing better than expected in overcoming the energy shock caused by the Iran war, despite worsening financial conditions in some countries, with rising bond yields and slowing inflation. It pointed out that supporting factors include increased energy supplies from sources outside the Gulf, decreased demand for oil, and strong investments in artificial intelligence, although ongoing risks such as rising oil prices could lead to higher inflation and keep banks pursuing tightening monetary policies. The report called for sustainable management of debt and financial issues to ensure global economic stability.
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