Marie Diron, Director General of Sovereign Risk at Moody's Investors Service, stated in an interview with CNBC that global economic growth is expected to slow down and face more challenging inflation risks. However, she also believes that markets such as India and Indonesia have favorable conditions and will experience relatively strong economic growth. Diron attributed the economic slowdown to persistent high interest rates and pressure on the financial system. She stated that inflation risks remain crucial. "Inflation could become more challenging than currently expected, leading to higher interest rates sustained for a longer period and slower economic growth." Regarding the pressure on the financial system, Diron explained, "We see banks digesting the period of high interest rates. However, some pressures that may not have appeared yet could become evident later this year or next year."