OECD economic outlook, Interim Report March 2025 - Steering through uncertainty
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Paris
OECD Publishing - Paris
2025
27 p.
economic and social development ; economic growth ; inflation ; trade ; labour market
Economic development
https://doi.org/10.1787/89af4857-en
English
Bibliogr.;Statistics
"The global economy remained resilient in 2024, expanding at a solid annualised pace of 3.2% through the second half of the year. However, recent activity indicators point to a softening of global growth prospects. Business and consumer sentiment have weakened in some countries. Inflationary pressures continue to linger in many economies. At the same time, policy uncertainty has been high and significant risks remain. Further fragmentation of the global economy is a key concern. Higher-than-expected inflation would prompt more restrictive monetary policy and could give rise to disruptive repricing in financial markets. On the upside, agreements that lower tariffs from current levels could result in stronger growth. ..."
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