IMF Projects Asia-Pacific Growth to Slow to 4.4% by 2027 Amid Rising Risks
The IMF forecasts Asia-Pacific economic growth to slow to 4.4% by 2027, citing risks from energy shocks, rising bond yields, and AI demand uncertainty. Emerging Asian economies are expected to be particularly impacted.
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