Economists warn of a new financial crisis

The International Monetary Fund has warned of a coming global financial crisis.

According to IMF forecasts, the exorbitant debt burden of the G20 countries ( about $135 trillion), as well as the policy of central banks and market participants, which are increasingly prone to risky operations, will lead to this  .

However, it is not worth waiting for the economic collapse that was in 2008. The new crisis will be several times weaker, according to IMF experts. But it will still cause tangible damage to the global economy.

Economists predict that stock prices will fall by 15% and global GDP will contract by 1.7%.

Prepared by Maxim VILTOVSKY.