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The IMF Director, Kristalina Georgieva, announced that the global economy has avoided recession, forecasting a slight slowdown in growth in the coming years.

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Kristalina Georgieva, the director of the IMF, stated that the global economy has proven to be more resilient than anticipated, with a slight slowdown in the growth forecast for this year and the next. The American economy has avoided recession, and factors such as better policies and favorable financial conditions have contributed to this performance. Although the IMF forecasts a global growth of 3% in the medium term, uncertainty remains high, and Georgieva emphasized the need to improve productivity and manage economic imbalances.

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