Lagarde Says Growth, Inflation Risks Are More Balanced

Lagarde Says Growth, Inflation Risks Are More Balanced

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The transcript discusses the balanced risks to the economy due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, potential global economic downturns, and the pandemic. It highlights the possibility of an energy shock fading faster than expected, which could support growth. The inflation outlook is also balanced, with potential upward pressures from existing pipeline pressures and China's economic rebound, while falling energy prices could slow inflation. The transcript emphasizes the importance of monitoring these factors for their impact on economic growth and inflation.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is one of the significant downside risks to the economy mentioned in the video?

The war in Ukraine

The rise of new startups

A potential increase in global trade

A decrease in technology investments

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How might Euro area companies contribute to a quicker recovery?

By reducing their workforce

By adapting quickly to international challenges

By increasing their reliance on fossil fuels

By focusing solely on domestic markets

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What could potentially drive inflation higher in the medium term?

A decline in wage growth

A reduction in consumer spending

A persistent rise in inflation expectations

A decrease in global commodity prices

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What might cause a slowdown in inflation more rapidly than expected?

A rise in energy prices

A surge in retail prices

An increase in global demand

A fall in energy prices

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which factor could lead to weaker dynamics for underlying inflation?

A strengthening of global demand

An increase in energy prices

A rise in consumer confidence

A further weakening of demand