IMF warns of ‘bumpy road’ as rates rise

Tobias Adrian
Tobias Adrian presented the global financial stability report
IMF Staff Photograph/Stephen Jaffe

The current benign period for the global economy could be at risk as global financial conditions tighten, the International Monetary Fund warned today (April 18).

Tobias Adrian, the IMF’s financial stability chief, told press in Washington, DC, that “vulnerabilities may make the road ahead bumpy, and could put growth at risk.”

Adrian was speaking at the launch of the global financial stability report, published today as part of the IMF’s spring meetings. The GFSR says short-term stability

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