IMF Cuts Euro-Zone 2026 GDP Forecast to 0.9%, Raises Inflation View to 2.8%

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The International Monetary Fund cut its 2026 euro-zone GDP forecast to 0.9% from 1.1% in April and raised its 2026 inflation forecast to 2.8% from 2.6%.

The IMF said risks to the euro-zone economy are skewed toward weaker growth and higher inflation, signaling a more challenging outlook than in its previous projections.

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@deitaone

IMF RAISES EURO ZONE 2026 INFLATION FORECAST TO 2.8% FROM 2.6 IN APRIL IMF CUTS EURO ZONE 2026 GDP FORECAST TO 0.9% FROM 1.1% IN APRIL IMF SAYS EURO ZONE ECONOMIC RISKS ARE SKEWED TOWARD WEAKER GROWTH AND HIGHER INFLATION

@financialjuice

IMF raises Euro zone 2026 inflation forecast to 2.8% from 2.6% in April.

@financialjuice

IMF cuts Euro zone 2026 GDP forecast to 0.9% from 1.1% in April.

@financialjuice

IMF: Euro zone economic risks are skewed toward weaker growth and higher inflation.

@firstsquawk

IMF INCREASES EUROZONE 2026 INFLATION PREDICTION TO 2.8% FROM 2.6% IN APRIL.

@firstsquawk

IMF DROPS EURO ZONE 2026 GDP PROJECTION TO 0.9% FROM 1.1% IN APRIL.

@firstsquawk

IMF REPORT SHOWS EURO ZONE FACES RISKS OF SLOWER GROWTH AND RISING INFLATION.

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