The IMF overstated Asia's 2025 growth (citing 5% instead of the 4.5% the Fund actually projects) and misquoted its own 2026 forecast (4.4% instead of 4.1%). The underlying story—that Asia is moderating but remains growth's engine—is accurate. These appear to be rounding or transcription errors in the social post, not intentional misrepresentation. The linked blog provides proper context on how the energy shock from the Iran war is reshaping growth expectations.