IMF

The Washington-based crisis lender sees Chinese gross domestic product expanding 3.2% this year and 4.4% in 2023.

The IMF sees a 25% probability that growth will slow to less than 2%.

"We are going to go to our board with a menu of options on how we can build the fund for today."

"Risks that we highlighted in our April forecast are materializing."

Global economic expansion will likely slow to 3.2% this year, less than the 3.6% forecast by the fund in April.

"This crisis will create complex policy tradeoffs, further complicating the policy landscape"

Discussions are already underway in Washington about the prospect of a digital dollar to maintain the greenback's hegemonic position.

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