IMF President urges China to adhere to the economy to re -open

Georkeva, president of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), urged China to continue to promote the economy, saying that China ’s transformation from a dynamic zero -epidemic prevention policy to a more normal operation may become the promotion of the global economy in 2023 to promote the global economy in 2023The most important factor in growth.

According to Bloomberg, Georkiyeva told reporters on Thursday (January 12) that the International Monetary Fund believes that even if the growth rate is slower than the 3.2%of the 3.2%in 2022, the world economy is slowed down, and the world economyThe recession can be avoided.She said that if the world's largest economy is shrinking, the degree will be very mild.

Georkyeva believes that when the latest world economic outlook in Singapore was released on January 31, IMF expects not to significantly reduce the forecast of 2.7%of the global GDP in October last year.She believes that global growth may bottom out by the end of the year and will accelerate growth next year.She said in a wide range of discussions for more than an hour that inflation is still stubborn, and the work of the central bank to curb rising prices has not yet been completed.

Georkeva's first visit to China last month.In the discussion, she said: "The most important thing is that China must stick to it and do not retreat from reopening. If they persist, in the middle of the year, China will make positive contributions to the world's average growth." She calls China in China.The performance in 2022 was "very disappointing."

Georkeva said that after the Okiner and Russia invaded Ukraine for one year, the Russian and Ukraine War continued to have a negative impact on investors and consumers., Especially in Europe.Gorkoya said that the possible spillover effect of war is the greatest risk of impact on economic expansion, but this is a low probability event.

Although the IMF believes that the systemic debt crisis will not occur for the time being, 60%of low -income countries have fallen into or on the verge of dilemma.