IMF's Lagarde: New global economic forecasts to show a "less bright" outlook as new tariffs hurt trade, investment

Below are some key takeaways, via Reuters, from the prepared speech delivered by International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde.

• New global economic forecasts next week will show a "less bright" outlook as new tariffs hurt trade, investment.
• There are signs global growth has plateaued and becoming less synchronized with fewer countries benefiting.
• China's growth showing signs of moderation that will be exacerbated by trade disputes.
• U.S. growth still strong, but easy financial conditions can pose risk as business cycle matures.
• Emerging markets excluding China could see debt portfolio outflows of up to $100 bln, matching financial crisis a decade ago.
• Not seeing broad financial contagion from trade disputes, turmoil in some emerging market countries but conditions could change rapidly.
• Countries need to resolve trade disputes and reform trade rules to deal with state subsidies, protect intellectual property rights.