Despite rising trade tensions and global stock market drops following US tariffs, the IMF predicts no global recession. While acknowledging significant growth markdowns in its new projections, the IMF stresses that a more resilient world economy is achievable. The organization calls for global cooperation, urging countries to address internal economic issues and reduce trade barriers. The IMF's optimistic outlook contrasts with warnings from other organizations like the WTO and the Bank of England, who foresee decreased global trade and increased risks to growth.

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