International Monetary Fund Managing Director Georgieva said at a conference held in New York on the 20th that although the world economy is more resilient than many people expected, it still faces risks caused by stubborn inflation, rising debt repayment costs, and overheating investment in artificial intelligence. “Risk is high, and uncertainty is the new normal.” Georgieva said that the IMF's latest World Economic Outlook report due to be released in October will reflect the fact that risks are still high. Facing multiple risks, maintaining the growth rate of the world economy at around 3% “would be a huge achievement.”

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Georgieva said at a conference held in New York on the 20th that although the world economy is more resilient than many people expected, it still faces risks caused by stubborn inflation, rising debt repayment costs, and overheating investment in artificial intelligence. “Risk is high, and uncertainty is the new normal.” Georgieva said that the IMF's latest World Economic Outlook report due to be released in October will reflect the fact that risks are still high. Facing multiple risks, maintaining the growth rate of the world economy at around 3% “would be a huge achievement.”