The International Monetary Fund warns the shock of the negative offer received, and the “great slowdown” expectations of the global economy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects to contradict the global economy, which is largely driven by the uncertainty caused by the customs tariff.
In the new global economic expectations report, the International Monetary Fund He says After “long chain of long and unprecedented shocks” bearing, the global economy seems to have settled.
However, the International Monetary Fund says that the financial scene in the world is now facing great risks as “uncertainty has risen to new levels” due to President Trump’s threat to impose historically high tariff rates.
Trump’s introductory agenda prompted the International Monetary Fund “significantly” its expectations for global growth compared to its recent update in January.
“For this reason, we expect the sharp increase on April 2 in both customs tariffs and uncertainty will lead to a significant slowdown in global growth in the short term. While this is the central Honna – or” reference predictions ” – there are many possible paths, which reflects the inability to inability to inability to inability to inability to be able to in the future commercial policy and the diverse influence of tariffs across different countries through a variety of channels …
However, the common denominator is that the customs tariff is a negative shock in the offer of the economy that it imposes, as resources are re -allocated to the production of non -competitive goods, with the loss of output from total productivity, low activity, and high production costs and prices. Moreover, in the medium term, by reducing competition, definitions increase the market force of local producers, reduce incentives for innovation, and create multiple opportunities to search for rent. For commercial partners, the customs tariff is often a negative shock to external demand, which prompted foreign customers away from their products, even if some countries can benefit from the redoubling of commercial flows. “
In anticipation of potential disorders, the International Monetary Fund says it has reviewed its dropping of global trade growth by 1.5 %, with the expected “slight recovery” for the next year.
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