The IMF has announced the latest world economic outlook to report to the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' Conference of 20 major 20 countries, which will be held in Washington from 19th this month.

According to it, the prospects for GDP growth in the US = GDP growth of 2.9% for the past and 2.7% for the coming year, compared to three months ago, both 0 I corrected it by 2 points.

This is due to a large tax cut of the corporate tax by the trump regime and the ruling and opposition parties raised the maximum amount of budget prescribed by law.

However, although such aggressive fiscal policy will boost GDP up to 2020, it will become a form of eating up future demand, and then we see that the growth rate will be low. In addition, the IMF showed a strong sense of caution as it stated the spread of protectionist policies such as trade friction between the United States of America as a risk of the future.

On the other hand, the growth rate of Japan's GDP is forecast to be 1.2% for the first time, plus 0.9% for the next year, both of which have been unchanged from the previous month's forecast.