IMF member countries have called for greater support for nations facing short-term financing pressures from wars and high energy prices. Following a meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, the International Monetary and Financial Committee chair said economic risks remain tilted to the downside while advanced intelligence technologies offer investment and trade gains alongside potential risks. #IMF# #GlobalEconomy# #EnergyPrices# #EconomicRisks# #PakistanTV#

The global economy will still manage to top 3% real GDP growth this year as strong AI investment offsets the energy shock from the war in the Middle East, but downside risks are mounting and more countries are being left behind and vulnerable to rising debt loads, the International Monetary Fund said

The global economy will still manage to top 3% real GDP growth this year as strong AI investment offsets the energy shock from the war in the Middle East, but downside risks are mounting and more countries are being left behind and vulnerable to rising debt loads, the International Monetary Fund said. More here:

The global economy is being reshaped in real time. India is at the center of what comes next. From shifting geopolitics and global capital to AI and the forces transforming markets and growth, the 2026 @BBGNewEconomy Forum brings policymakers, business leaders and investors together in New Delhi to examine the path ahead. Watch conversations led by @BloombergTV's @flacqua live from New Delhi next week. #BloombergNewEconomy# Tune in here 10/13 starting at 8:45 AM IST ⏯️

The global economy is shifting. India is at the center of the conversation. From geopolitics and AI to the forces reshaping global growth and investment, the 2026 @BBGNewEconomy Forum brings policymakers, business leaders and investors together in New Delhi to examine what comes next. Watch conversations led by @business' @menakadoshi live from New Delhi next week. #BloombergNewEconomy# Tune in here 10/13 starting at 8:45 AM IST ⏯️

The global economy is navigating 3 powerful crosscurrents: AI, high energy prices, and record public debt. In my curtain-raiser speech in Singapore, I set out what’s at stake as we gather for the #IMFMeetings# in Bangkok next week and why action can’t wait.

The global economy remains resilient despite repeated shocks. But uncertainty is the new normal, underscoring the need for sound policies, stronger buffers, and decisive action to lift growth. Good discussion with Romaine Bostick at @BloombergTV’s @QatarEconForum.

The global economy is worth over $125 trillion in 2026. USA: $32.4 trillion. China: $20.9 trillion. Together: $53.3 trillion, over 42% of all economic output on Earth. The remaining 200+ countries share the other 58%.