Global Economy Resists War Repercussions with Support of Artificial Intelligence

The International Monetary Fund has lowered its global economic growth forecast to 3% in 2026, down from an average of 3.5% during 2024 and 2025, citing the impacts of the war in the Middle East and the effects of artificial intelligence technologies. Despite the relative resilience of the global economy, energy-importing countries and those not participating in the technological revolution will bear the brunt of rising prices and slowing growth. The IMF also forecasted that the average price of oil will be around $89 per barrel this year, with food prices increasing by up to 8%. Meanwhile, the Middle East and North Africa remain the most affected regions by the war's repercussions, with growth expected to decline to -0.5% this year before recovering to 7.3% in 2027.

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