According to Blockonomi, the International Monetary Fund forecasts global inflation to reach 4.7% in 2026 while anticipating economic growth will slow to 3.1% worldwide. The agency highlights that energy‑importing economies not linked to the technology value chain face the most challenging outlook. It recommends temporary, targeted transfers aimed at protecting vulnerable households and maintaining fiscal buffers. It notes that debt‑financed corporate tax cuts can help stimulate domestic activity.
