SINGAPORE: The chief of the International Monetary Fund said yesterday that a key topic for the global economy is how it will adapt to slowing growth in the US, although so far the world has proved resilient in the face of higher interest rates and surging oil prices.
The IMF projects that global growth will rise 5.1% this year before moderating a bit to a still strong 4.9% in 2007 both a quarter-point higher than it forecasted in April.
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