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IMF maintains S. Korea's 2024 economic growth outlook at 2.5%

IMF, 올해 한국 경제성장률 전망 2.5% 유지 내년은 2.2% The IMF kept its forecast for South Korea’s economic growth at 2.5% for this year, while also maintaining the projection for the global economy at 3.2%. Inflation has mostly been defeated around the world according to the IMF. Our Shin Ha-young has the details. The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday maintained its outlook for South Korea’s economic growth at 2-point-5 percent for this year. This outlook is on par with its July forecast, when it raised the projection due to the country’s faster-than-expected growth in the first quarter, driven by strong exports. October's projection aligns with the OECD's expectations and is lower than the anticipated growth set by the South Korean government of 2-point-6 percent. The IMF expects South Korea's economy to grow by 2.2% next year, unchanged from its July forecast, but did not provide further details on the reasons. As for other nations, the IMF raised its growth forecast for the United States by point-2 percentage points to 2-point-8 percent this year on the back of rising consumer spending. But Japan's growth was downgraded to point-3 percent from July’s projection of point-7 percent. The growth outlook for China was cut to 4-point-8 percent due to weakness in the real estate sector and low consumer confidence. And the Eurozone's growth forecast was lowered to point-8 percent. Regarding the global outlook for this year, the IMF kept it steady at 3.2 percent but lowered its projection for next year to 3-point-2 percent, zero-point-one percentage points down from its July forecast. The IMF gave a positive assessment of the global fight against inflation. "The battle against inflation is almost won. After peaking at 9.4% year on year in the third quarter of 2022, we now project headline inflation will fall to 3.5% by the end of next year." However, the IMF warned that downside risks to the global economy have increased since July. Key concerns include escalating regional conflicts, particularly in the Middle East, which could pose serious risks for commodity markets. It also noted that maintaining a tight monetary policy for too long could "abruptly" worsen global financial conditions. It emphasized that central banks should adopt a cautious and flexible approach to monetary policy, considering inflation, growth, and employment conditions. Shin Ha-young, Arirang News. #IMF #SouthKorea #economic_growth #국제통화기금 #대한민국 #경제성장률 #Arirang_News #아리랑뉴스 📣 Facebook :   / arirangtvnews   📣 Twitter :   / arirangtvnews   📣 Homepage : https://arirang.com/ 2024-10-23, 10:00 (KST)