Gorgueva: Economy recovers from energy shock

Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, announced that the global economy is performing better than expected in overcoming the energy shock caused by Iran's war, despite the deterioration of financial conditions in some countries and rising bond yields. Financial pressures continue, and there is a possibility that central banks will maintain their tight monetary policies. She pointed out that, despite the challenges, growth has resisted the impacts of the oil crisis thanks to increased energy supplies from countries outside the Gulf and investments in artificial intelligence. However, the risk of oil prices rising again could lead to higher inflation and keep banks on their restrictive policies, emphasizing the need for countries to address their financial issues in a sustainable manner.

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