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The global economic landscape in 2024 has presented central banks with a challenging conundrum
Fitch Ratings on Tuesday revised its growth forecast for the global economy to 2.6 per cent from the earlier projected 2.4 per cent in the March 2024 Global Economic Outlook.
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The forecast for the global economy in 2024 unveils a nuanced narrative. The looming spectre of a slowdown, as projected by major banks, draws attention to multiple contributing factors.
The mounting debt will come on top of the already historically high sovereign and corporate debt levels in many advanced and emerging markets.
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1. This is the third update of Fitch Ratings’ Global Economic Outlook forecast in a month. 2. In a normal scenario, these ratings are given on a quarterly basis.
The analysis also warned that the adverse effects of prolonged economic restrictions in developed economies will soon spill over to developing countries via trade and investment channels.
