IMF's president Georgieva: Monetary policy should remain accommodative in most economies

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7 July 2021

IMF's president Georgieva: Monetary policy should remain accommodative in most economies

It is essential that U.S. and other countries with accelerating recoveries avoid overreacting to transitory inflation pressures
Higher U.S. interest rates could lead to sharp tightening of global financial conditions, significant capital outflows from emerging economies
Monetary policy should remain accommodative in most economies and only tighten where inflationary pressures are high and expectations not firmly anchored
There is risk of more sustained rise in U.S. inflation or inflation expectations; this situation could require sooner-than-expected policy tightening in U.S.

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