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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : The IMF, as a rule, always sees a need to cut spending and lower taxes.
35% : One chapter of the outlook examines how governments respond to cost of living shocks such as the US-Israel war on Iran or Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
30% : Well mostly because price suppression costs more, and the IMF hates government spending - especially if it increases a budget deficit.
27% : The big downgrades, though, came last October, before the US and Israel's war on Iran: Click here if this graph does not display The downgrades since April are all margin of error stuff.

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