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Georgieva warns of energy and debt risks
The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Kristalina Georgieva, warned that the global economy faces increasing threats due to the continued rise in energy prices and the accumulation of government debt to record levels, in addition to risks associated with a surge in artificial intelligence investment. She confirmed that oil prices remain above $100 per barrel, with expectations of prices continuing to rise until 2027, contributing to higher inflation and interest rates. Government debts have also reached their highest levels since World War II, and are expected to exceed 100% of GDP before 2030. She emphasized the need to adopt precautionary fiscal and monetary policies to address these challenges.
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