Fitch cuts world growth forecasts as inflation soars due to Ukraine war Growth Inflation Ukraine RatingAgencies GDP
“Eurozone GDP growth cut by 1.5pp to 3.0% and the US by 0.2pp to 3.5%.”"This reflects the drag from higher energy prices and a faster pace of US interest rate hikes than anticipated.”
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