The International Monetary Fund's director of strategy, policy and review, Ciela Pazarbasioglu, said that rising food and energy prices, slowing capital flows to emerging markets and the ongoing epidemic and slowdown in China It makes it more difficult for policy makers.
Cyla added during a session in Bali, Indonesia, on Sunday: It is one shock after another that is already hitting the global economy, according to Bloomberg Agency.
She added: In our review this month, we will significantly reduce our forecasts, after the Fund had already lowered its forecast for global economic growth this year to 3.6% from 4.4%. In his April report.
These statements came after the Group of Twenty finance ministers and central bank governors ended their meeting on Saturday without reaching a statement, confirming the coordination of a global response to rising inflation and recession fears.
