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The European economy has shown resilience to shocks from the Middle East conflict, but reforms are needed for future stability, warns an IMF official. Mateusz Szczurek noted that while Europe has managed the energy crisis better than expected, growth remains fragile. The IMF forecasts a 1.2% growth in the Eurozone by 2026, with risks of recession from modest shocks. Szczurek emphasizes the importance of continuing the energy transition and implementing reforms to enhance growth potential. He also urges France to adopt a budget for 2027 promptly, linking it to upcoming presidential elections.