The global economy has weathered the energy shock better than feared. Economic output is still expected to expand by about three percent in 2026. However, the International Monetary Fund cautioned that risks remain high. Oil and gas prices remain elevated, and the energy shock is not over. Global debt pressures are mounting, and disinflation has stalled, according to the IMF.

The global economy has weathered the energy shock better than feared. Economic output is still expected to expand by about three percent in 2026. However, the International…

WASHINGTON — The IMF said on Thursday the global economy had weathered the energy shock caused by the war in the Middle East better than feared and...