IMF says euro area and UK – one of only two G7 countries forecast to contract in 2023 – especially hit by energy costs and inflation
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The UK economy is expected to shrink this year and will be at the back of the leading G7 countries at a time when a fresh outbreak of financial upheaval threatens the slowing global recovery, the International Monetary Fund has warned.
Emphasising the growing risks of a hard landing for developed countries, the Washington-based body pointed to the UK and the euro area as being particularly affected by rising energy costs and higher inflation.
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