UN: High interest rates risk recession, hurt poor nations

Central banks risk causing a recession by keeping interest rates high to curb inflation, says UN report.

Higher rates have increased inequality, reduced investment, and hurt poorer nations disproportionately.

UN warns almost a third of developing countries are near debt distress due to rising interest costs.

Report says central banks should relax 2% inflation target and adopt more pro-growth policies.

UN calls for policies to reduce inequality, boost investment, create jobs, and reform global finance.