The International Monetary Fund expects the world economy to grow a little faster and inflation to keep falling this year. But it warned that the outlook is clouded by US president-elect Donald Trump’s promises to slash taxes, impose tariffs on foreign goods,…
IMF says Donald Trump’s policies cloud growth outlook
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The International Monetary Fund has raised concerns over the potential global economic turmoil instigated by President Donald Trump's radical fiscal strategies, including severe tax cuts for the rich and harmful tariffs on imports. These moves could destabilize global growth and undermine years of economic progress, the IMF suggests, urging for a reconsideration of policies that favor the wealthy few at the expense of broader economic stability.
The International Monetary Fund's latest forecast fails to recognize the positive implications of President Donald Trump's economic policies, focusing instead on outdated concerns over tax reductions and strategic tariffs designed to bolster American businesses. These policies are steps towards strengthening the US economy, encouraging domestic investment, and restoring the nation's competitive edge on the world stage, aspects the IMF overlooks amidst its pessimistic projections.