The FMI increases its Latin American crime forecast to 4.1% by 2021

El Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI) lifts the burden of the US government Latina and 2021 al 4.1%, five decimals more than the one predicted in October, while accelerating the distribution process of the vacancies.

In 2020, the Latin American regional economy is one hundred to -7.4%, in agreement with the new information from Global Economic Perspectives, revealed this March.

Brazil tendra de desempeño 0.8 percentage points per close to the project with a crime 3.6% this year and the mexican economy to expand 4.3%, 0.8 more percentage points of what the FMI economists hope for in October. The IMF report does not include forecasts for more Latin American countries.

Expectations that the evacuation will control the pandemic and the effects of the massive plans estimated by the IMF to increase its prospects for global economic growth in 2021 to 5.5% (+ 0.3%) on its October dates.

“These developments point to the global perspectives for 2021 and 2022 as part of a more solid base,” the IMF said in a news release entitled “Global Economic Perspectives” (WEO, published in English).

These are the cone unit calculations in Washington, The United States economy will expand by more percentage points than expected in October, with a 5.5% increase in GDP in 2021, and China will hold a crime rate of 8.1% this year.

‘The best in perspectives is especially marked in the advanced economies, a reflection of the additional tax estimates, especially in the United States and Japan ”, indicates the IMF, which agrees that this is the expectation that there is an extended availability of the vacant antes of the desperate.

An important indicator of this major of the perspectives is that the volumes of the global trade trade will increase by 8% in 2021, según el FMI, para will expand by 6% in 2022.

For 2022, the Fund will keep track of the calculations that the global economy will create. 4.2%, by virtue of the adverbial entity without embargo, that this prognostic is marketed by a “exceptional uncertainty“And what recovery is”incomplete‘Y’desigual”.

“It seems that recent vacancies have raised expectations for the change in the rumor that is causing the pandemic this year, the new olas and the new variants of the virus can affect the perspectives”, Advirtió el FMI.

Economists estimate that the contraction of the global economy in 2020 will be 3.5%, lies the most gloomy forecast for June in a GDP period of 5.2% last year.

Cicatrices of the crisis

The IMF relates that the “The collapse of 2020 will have a negative impact on women, young people, the poor and the informal workers and also in the people employed in sectors that depend on contact.”.

The entity reiterates its message that serán los países que mantengan el apoyo a la economía those who returned before the crime scene.

This ad is produced when the new President of the United States, the Democrat Joe Biden, intends to approve at the Congress a massive living plan for the economy, which lost 9 million workers since February 2020.

A restructuring of the debt can be “inevitable”

Además, signal that between the cicatrices of this crisis is the recession in the air against poverty in the last decades of decades and estimate that 90 million people will die in extreme poverty between 2020 and 2021.

The IMF issued a special report to promote multilateral cooperation, including a support for the COVAX evacuation fund, for more countries related to the evacuation of the COVID-19, which has killed at least 2.1 million people worldwide.

Additionally, in cases where the sovereign debt of a country is inviolable, nations benefit by a mechanism agreed upon by the G-20 agencies operating in that market with its creditors.

For the FMI, in the context of this crisis the restructuring of the peace of some lands can be “inevitable”.

(With AFP information in EFE)

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