The IMF’s newest outlook paints a steady-but-slow recovery for the world economy. It sees global growth inching up to 3.2% in 2025 and 3.1% in 2026, just a bit stronger than its summer call. The U.S. stays the main driver, helped by low tariffs and easier money conditions, with growth near 2% both years. Europe’s picture is mixed — the Eurozone keeps struggling at under 1% next year before climbing to about 1.7%. The U.K. is holding steady at 1.4%, while Japan’s growth should rebound slightly after a weak 2025. Inflation is finally cooling off, falling from nearly 6% this year to below 4% by 2026 — a sign things are slowly stabilizing, not booming.

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