The International Monetary Fund kept virtually unchanged its projection for long-term underlying inflation, which excludes food and fuel prices. This maintenance of the estimate occurs in a context of geopolitical uncertainty, including the Iran war.
According to the IMF's analysis, long-term inflation expectations remain stable, suggesting that markets and economists do not anticipate a significant and lasting impact on global prices due to the Iran conflict.
The IMF forecast for 2027 a global price evolution closer to normalcy, indicating that the inflationary effects of the conflict should be temporary and controlled.
This assessment by the International Monetary Fund conveys a message of relative tranquility regarding global inflation prospects, even in the face of significant geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.




