The I.M.F. reported that the global economy is on a steady path this year and next, projecting a growth rate of 3.2 percent despite risks.
Despite current stability, many economies still confront high debt levels and sluggish growth, warning that the aftermath of aggressive interest rate hikes could linger.
With the U.S. presidential election approaching, fears of a return to Trump's tariffs and protectionist policies raise significant concerns among global policymakers.
Mark Sobel noted that anxiety about a potential Trump presidency is palpable; its effect on multilateralism and global trade could be profound.
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