The International Monetary Fund raised its growth forecast for the US economy to 2.8% this year.
AdvertisementThe International Monetary Fund raised its growth forecast for the US, projecting the world's largest economy would expand by 2.8% this year instead of the 2.6% it predicted in July.
However, they predicted GDP growth would slow to 2.2% in 2025 as the US government curbs its spending and the labor market cools, sapping consumption.
The IMF projected global growth of 3.2% in both 2024 and 2025, virtually unchanged from its previous prediction.
They underscored their latest forecast for global growth over the next five years of 3.1% was "mediocre" compared with the pre-pandemic average.
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