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IMF raises Asia's economic forecast on China recovery, warns of
Hace 6 días The International Monetary Fund has revised its forecast of China's economic growth to 5.4 percent from 5 percent in October due to a stronger-than-expected third-quarter output and recent policy announcements.
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IMF revises up Asia's growth forecast, warns of China risk
IMF Raises Concerns on Asia's Economy Amid Trade Tensions and
IMF ups its forecast on China's economic growth
The outlook for Asia and
The outlook for Asia and the Pacific in 2025 has brightened: we now expect that the region’s economy will slow less than we previously projected as inflation pressures continue to dissipate. We have raised our regional growth forecast for this year to 4.5 percent, up 0.3 percentage point from six months earlier, after a 5 percent
Persistent downward price pressures from China can provoke trade tensions by hurting sectors in neighbouring countries with similar export structures, the IMF said, urging Beijing to take
IMF Warns of Risks to Asia's Economy as Trade Tensions, Soft
The International Monetary Fund
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised Asia’s economic forecast on Tuesday as China’s recovery underpinned growth, but warned of risks from persistent inflation and global market volatility driven by Western banking-sector woes.
Asia's Growth and Inflation Outlook Improves, but Risks Remain
IMF Raises Asia's Economic Forecast on China's Growth, U.S. Dollar
The International Monetary Fund
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) issued a cautionary statement on Friday, highlighting the heightened risks to Asia’s economy stemming from escalating trade tensions, challenges in China’s property sector, and the potential for increased market volatility.
After growing 3.8% in 2025, Asia’s economy is predicted to grow 4.6% this year, accounting for over 70% of global growth. From October, the IMF increased its prediction by 0.3 percentage points. Should the U.S. Dollar brace for China’s growth?