IMF chief economist: Trade has played a bigger role in downward revisions

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IMF chief economist: Trade has played a bigger role in downward revisions
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“If policy gets it right, then we should see a recovery,” IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath said after the IMF lowered the global growth outlook to 3%.

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