OECD reduces global growth expectations on trade tensions
In its latest report, published on Monday, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) reduces global growth forecasts on trade tensions, with a vision of stronger pressure.
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OECD reduces US growth expectations 2025 to 2.2 % from 2.4 % and 2026 to 1.6 % of 2.1 %.
OECD reduces the growth forecast of 2025 and 2026 in Canada to 0.7 % from 2 %.
OECD 2025 global growth expectations revolve to 3.1 % from 3.3 % and reduce 2026 to 3 % from 3.3 %.
High inflation can lead to a more restricted financial policy and financial markets.
OECD raises Chinese growth forecast 2025 to 4.8 % of 4.7 %, leaving 2026 forecasts unchanged at 4.4 %.
The simulation shows that the broad -base trade war will cost US families $ 1,600 and the cost of public finances more than the additional tariff income.
OECD reduces growth forecast in Mexico 2025 to -1.3 % from 1.2 %, and reduces 2026 forecasts to -0.6 % from 1.6 %.
Simulation shows that a broad -base trade war can fly 0.3 percentage points of global growth and 0.7 percentage points for the United States.
Market reaction
After these headlines, the US dollar is witnessing a new wave of sale against its main competitors in the currencies. At the time of this report, the US dollar index (DXY) loses 0.15 % a day at 103.57.
After these headlines, the US dollar is witnessing a new wave of sale against its main competitors in the currencies. At the time of this report, the US dollar index (DXY) loses 0.15 % a day at 103.57.