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* IMF: Structural Reforms to Boost Long-term Growth * OECD: Structural Reforms Needed to Secure Recovery * IMF: Structural Reforms Vital to Strengthen Resilience * EU: Structural Reforms Needed to Spur Growth * IMF: Structural Reforms Needed to Foster Economic Growth * World Bank: Structural Reforms Needed to Reach Sustainability * OECD: Structural Reforms Are Crucial for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth * World Bank: Structural Reforms Needed to Enhance Productivity * IMF: Structural Reforms Needed to Support Growth * OECD: Structural Reforms Essential to Promote Inclusive and Sustainable Development * World Bank: Structural Reforms Essential for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth
In a detailed presentation on the world economy at the ongoing G20 Sherpa meeting in Udaipur, seen by ET, the IMF cautioned that high-frequency indicators point to a weakening global growth momentum in the fourth quarter and sought measures to support growth.
In its Article IV consultation report released Friday, the IMF called for further structural reforms, including addressing the adverse impact of climate change, to secure strong and sustainable growth. IMF has forecast a 6.8% growth for India in FY23, falling to 6.1% in FY24.