Emerging economies, which include the Russian Federation, Venezuela and Nigeria, threatens the appreciation of the dollar, rising interest rates and higher volatility of capital flows, says IMF chief Christine Lagarde. in her vision, as long as the growth in the world " too low, too fragile and too one-sided ", significant risks remain, according to news Agency ". Emerging economies are able to suffer from the triple shock associated with the appreciation of the dollar, rising interest rates in the world, the increasing volatility of capital flows. The decrease in oil prices and other commodities exacerbates these risks, because countries such as Venezuela, Nigeria and Russia, will experience a great monetary pressure, said Lagarde." given the size of these economies, the recent developments will have significant implications at the regional scale, " said Lagarde. There is also the risk that the Eurozone and Japan "stuck in the world of low-rise and low inflation over an extended period of time," said the head of the IMF. Lagarde said and existing geopolitical risks. For example, said Lagarde, to support the activities of the IMF in Ukraine need for more International assistance.
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