IMF's Gopinath on Growth Forecast, Data Integrity

The transcript discusses economic projections, highlighting the divergence between advanced and developing economies due to pandemic impacts. It analyzes inflation trends, suggesting that inflation is expected to return to pre-pandemic levels by next year. The role of central banks in managing inflation and economic recovery is examined, with a focus on the US and UK. The impact of China's regulatory changes on its economic growth is also discussed. Finally, the transcript addresses concerns about data integrity at the IMF, emphasizing the importance of maintaining credibility.

What are the two main factors contributing to the divergent economic recovery between advanced economies and emerging markets?

How does the speaker assess the current inflationary pressures in advanced economies?

What indicators does the speaker suggest are important for understanding future inflation trends?

What is the speaker's view on the potential impact of tapering asset purchases on the economy?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of global economic growth?

What are the potential risks associated with China's regulatory crackdown on its economy?

How does the speaker describe the IMF's approach to data integrity in light of recent scandals?