Recovery is further off than the IMF assumes

The IMF has revised down its global growth forecasts, but they are still much stronger than our own. Its forecasts for advanced economies look particularly optimistic and we think that the changing monetary policy stance will take longer to bear fruit than it seems to envisage.

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