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IMF chief warns poorer countries face growing pressure as war drives up prices

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IMF chief warns poorer countries face growing pressure as war drives up prices

IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva says global policymakers are both optimistic and worried about the economic outlook, citing inflation, rising debt, war risks and the promise of AI.

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