"There will be winners and losers, but on a net basis it's good news for the global economy," she said in Washington.
Oil prices have fallen sharply since late June, losing around 30% as supplies increase and global demand for oil grows more slowly.
WASHINGTON: The plunge in oil prices since June may hurt some crude exporters but is overall a good thing for the world economy, International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde said on Monday.
"There will be winners and losers, but on a net basis it's good news for the global economy," she said in Washington.
Oil prices have fallen sharply since late June, losing around 30% as supplies increase and global demand for oil grows more slowly.
