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Milano, 8 lug. (askanews) - Nonostante il rallentamento causato dalla guerra in Medio Oriente, l'economia mondiale rimane sulla buona strada per una ripresa a "V", ha dichiarato Deniz Igan, responsabile della Divisione Studi Economici Mondiali del Dipartimento di Ricerca del Fondo Monetario Internazionale. "Le prospettive globali, l'andamento recente, ma anche le prospettive stesse, sono plasmate da due forze: la guerra da un lato e lo shock della domanda guidato dall'intelligenza artificiale, lo shock tecnologico, dall'altro", ha affermato.
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00:00On a cumulative basis for the next two years, we see our forecast be broadly unchanged.
00:05But why do we have this, you know, slightly worse outlook for this year and better outlook for next year?
00:13If you would, it's like a V-shaped recovery, just a little bit deeper.
00:17Our assumptions are that we're going to see the peace deal and reopening of the strait starting in July
00:25and then normalization happening by early 2027.
00:30So this delayed recovery from the war, if you would, further longer disruptions
00:35and consequently higher on average commodity prices is part of the reason we have a larger impact of the war
00:45this year.
00:46Global outlook, recent performance, but also the outlook itself is being shaped by the two forces,
00:52war on the one hand and AI-driven demand shock, the technology shock on the other hand.
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