IMF Lowers Global GDP Forecast on Brexit Concerns

The video discusses the IMF's repeated cuts to global GDP forecasts, highlighting the challenges of predicting economic outcomes amid uncertainties like Brexit. It examines the slow recovery and stock market trends, noting that recoveries often end due to excesses, which are currently limited. The discussion extends to interest rates, EM debt, and the overly optimistic global growth forecasts. The potential for fiscal stimulus post-Brexit is also explored, suggesting that low interest rates present an opportunity for infrastructure investment.

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