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The head of the International Monetary Fund said Sunday that U.S. President Donald Trump taking office is likely good for the American economy in the short term, though rising interest rates and a strengthening dollar will challenge global trade. Christine Lagarde said Trump's plans for additional investment in U.S. infrastructure and his likely tax reforms will boost America's economic fortunes. However, Lagarde acknowledged that Trump's policies likely will squeeze international markets. "That's a tightening that is going to be difficult on the global economy and for which economies have to prepare," Lagarde said during an event at the World Government Summit in Dubai. Asked how the world missed Trump's rise and the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union, Lagarde described a creeping, "insidious" push toward anti-globalization and protectionist thought. "We have been saying globalization is great, international trade is great ??? and it is," she said. "But we have not looked at those who were badly, negatively impacted." She blamed those negative impacts in part on the rise of robots taking jobs, as well as the shrinking gains of the global middle class. Lagarde cautiously sidestepped questions on her thoughts about Trump being in the White House by saying "this is really a work in progress ??? there's been of announcements, a lot of tweets, a lot of things being said." Still, she stressed the importance of data and facts in making decisions. "I know it's not fashionable at the moment, but I think that facts, figures (and) actual assessment of the reality matter and that we have to be honest about it," she said. Australians appear to have got over the threat of the economy sinking into recession, although they still expect the unemployment rate to rise this year. The latest monthly consumer confidence gauge for February jumped to 2.3 per cent, but still pointed to there being more pessimists than optimists. Among the components of the Westpac-Melbourne Institute's confidence survey, expectations for economic conditions for the next 12 months rose 2.8 per cent, recovering the ground lost following the unexpected contraction in economic growth in 2016. "Recent commentary from the (Reserve Bank) may have helped ease concerns ... reaffirming its positive growth outlook," Westpac senior economist Matthew Hassan says. The central bank believes the growth decline in the September quarter was the result of temporary factors and will not be repeated when the December quarter figures are released on March 1, avoiding a technical recession. A new report by think tank the Committee for Economic and Development expects economic growth to lift from two per cent to three per cent in 2017. CEDA boss Stephen Martin hopes this will result in falling unemployment. "The outlook for the economy more generally looks somewhat positive provided there are no major economic events internationally," he said while releasing its 2017 economic and political overview on Wednesday. However, he is concerned decisions by US President Donald Trump and Brexit have already raised economic headwinds that could have profound effects on Australia. The Westpac survey found consumers worried about a rise in the unemployment this year, but at the same time 60 per cent thought mortgage rates would increase in the next 12 months. Only five per cent thought there would be further interest rate cuts. The latest employment figures for January are released on Thursday. Economists expect the jobless rate to remain at a six-month high of 5.8 per cent after rising from 5.6 per cent during the past two months. They also forecast the number of people in employment to increase by 10,000. In its latest forecast, the Reserve Bank expects the unemployment rate to be 5.75 per cent in June. The United States is now emerging from recession after nearly two years of contracting. This was not a recession that showed up in the economic data, however. Instead, it was a recession by stealth. And the fact that the U.S. is currently in the process of accelerating out of this recession is supportive of the U.S. stock market, at least in the short-term. Interestingly, it also raises a potential warning flag for the long-term as well.