Fitch said there is evidence of an underlying US slowdown in the 'hard economic data', but China’s export growth has managed to hold up well in the face of the shock of Trump tariffs, and even Eurozone growth has seen positive surprises
The CEA added that conflicts and disruptions on the global scene have been around since 2022 but have become more intense and unpredictable, which makes the overall environment - political, economic or militarily - more difficult for growth.
The OECD now forecasts global economic growth to slow to 2.9% this year from 3.3% in 2024. It expects the rate of expansion in the US will tumble further, to 1.6% from 2.8% — an outlook that is significantly lower than its projection in March.
World Bank's Ajay Banga said the global trade environment is currently volatile and uncertain, but upcoming trade deals between nations could ease this uncertainty and quickly lift the business sentiment.
While factory activity across major economies took a dip, India’s manufacturing performance surged to a 10-month high of 58.2 in April compared with 58.1 in the previous month.
The IMF's projections, which incorporate some but not all tariff measures introduced this year, see the global economy growing by 2.8 percent this year.
The imposition of tariffs by US President Trump earlier this month had jolted the global economy and financial markets, including India, fanning potential slowdown fears, however, the uncertainty has eased after Trump paused the reciprocal tariffs for 90 days.
India’s position as the fastest growing major economy, coupled with macroeconomic stability, makes it a preferable investment destination in a world characterised by growth slowdown and macro vulnerabilities, the bulletin said
In India, economists say macroeconomic conditions are better placed due to lower inflation, which is below the RBI’s medium-term target of 4 percent, and a growth bounceback in the third quarter of this fiscal year, which may lead to a 25 bps rate cut in the April monetary policy.
V Anantha Nageswaran has said it is vital for India to sustain growth over the next few years as the world economy faces pressure
India’s current growth rate is reflective of these external conditions rather than a domestic economic slowdown.
The World Bank had projected the economy to grow 6.7 percent over the next two fiscal
While US attempts to decouple from China make headlines, its impact on other parts of the globe, across Europe, Asia and Africa, are equally, if not more crucial to examine
As China's growth slid to 4.7 percent in Q2 2024, economists said that a Chinese slowdown could marginally impact global growth but impact on India will be limited
In a dialogue at the University of Cambridge, Sanyal highlighted India's fast pace of growth last year, and said the country is anticipating a growth rate of 7 percent this year, which should be higher than all major economies.
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In the year 2024, the efforts of sovereigns in both advanced and emerging economies would be to contain a fiscal explosion. Governments across the world would be tested on their ability to keep fiscal costs under control
She further said the G20 Presidency has come at a crucial stage for the emerging economies, stressing that three years are critical for the global economy, which is going through a reset.
Global headline inflation is set to fall from 8.7 percent in 2022 to 7.0 percent in 2023 on the back of lower commodity prices, but underlying (core) inflation is likely to decline more slowly. Inflation’s return to target is unlikely before 2025 in most cases.
China’s contribution to global GDP growth in 2023 is likely to be 23.8 percent, against India’s 6.6 percent, according to IMF projections
"I think it's a regrettable action that OPEC decided to take," Yellen told reporters, adding it was too early to assess what the price impact would be.
The multilateral institution says nearly all forces that drove economic progress over the last 30 years are fading and the global economy's speed limit is on track to fall to a three-decade low by 2030
Gourinchas said that while global inflation developments were encouraging, the battle is "far from won"
Officials and business leaders at last week’s annual World Economic Forum in Davos embraced a more confident outlook, and the IMF signalled that it would soon upgrade its forecasts for global growth for 2023