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because countries are becoming more insulated, we are seeing more trade protectionism emerge and that also has leaders here quite worried about what that means going forward. for now, thank you for that immediate reaction from those new figures we have had from the imf. we are following events at the imf, they are giving further details about their updates, just those headlines to remind you of that the uk is predicted to be the worst performing advanced economy this year, the us in contrast is forecast to grow by 1.6% this year and a further i.i% in contrast is forecast to grow by 1.6% this year and a further 1.1% in 2024. so 1.6% this year and a further 1.1% in 202a. so the big question, what does all this mean for interest rates? so mira touched on it suggesting interest rates could start falling once again back to what we saw before the pandemic. this was in a report released a little earlier today. predicting the increase in borrowing costs we have been feeling could be a permanen