The global economy is headed for a slower growth phase over the next two years, with India also expected to lose momentum, as an extended US-Iran conflict threatens to trigger a fresh energy shock, reignite inflation and force central banks into tighter monetary policy, says Moody’s Analytics.
The global economy is headed for a slower growth phase over the next two years, with India also expected to lose momentum, as an extended US-Iran conflict threatens to trigger a fresh energy shock, reignite inflation and force central banks into tighter monetary policy, says Moody’s Analytics.
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The global economy is headed for a slower growth phase over the next two years, with India also expected to lose momentum, as an extended US-Iran conflict threatens to trigger a fresh energy shock, reignite inflation and force central banks into tighter monetary policy, says Moody’s Analytics.
