IMF, World Bank meet to assess fallout of Trump's Iran war on growth
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The International Monetary Fund and World Bank are meeting to assess the impact of the US-Iran conflict on global growth. The meeting will focus on how governments and central banks can support their economies without creating new problems.
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank are gathering in Washington to discuss the effects of the US-Iran conflict on global growth. IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warned that the international community is becoming less able to respond to shocks. The meeting will focus on reading the tea leaves after the US and Iran failed to reach a lasting peace agreement. The IMF is set to publish new economic forecasts and a report on global financial stability. The forecasts are expected to be downgraded due to the impact of the war. Economic indicators are due across regions, including Chinese and UK GDP prints and inflation readings from India to Nigeria to Argentina.
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