IMF issues national debt warning to US
The IMF warns that the US national debt is set to reach 140% of GDP within five years if fiscal deficits are not reduced.
The IMF allows Egypt to withdraw $2.3 billion
The IMF has approved Egypt's withdrawal of $2.3 billion as part of its economic reform programs amid ongoing financial challenges.
IMF asks the US to change its economic policy direction
The IMF criticized Trump’s economic policies, particularly tariffs, and urged a shift to prevent negative economic consequences.
International Monetary Fund: Tariffs should be used carefully
The IMF emphasizes the importance of careful tariff use by the USA, highlighting its economic performance while cautioning against trade disruptions.
IMF: Calls for Relaxation of Trade Restrictions from the US
The International Monetary Fund has urged the United States to collaborate with its trading partners to mutually ease trade restrictions as part of the assessment of the American economy.
HEIDO VITSUR ⟩ Demographic Bottleneck – Why Estonia is in a Hurry
The article discusses the implications of demographic changes on Estonia's future and the need for policymakers to carefully consider birth rate data.
IMF: Syria achieved a surplus in the 2025 budget.. and agreement on a support program
The IMF notes that Syria finished 2025 with a slight budget surplus and has agreed on a program with local authorities to assist in implementing significant financial reforms.
Mozambique: IMF Navigates Economic Policy Strains With Government
The IMF warns the Mozambican government of unsustainable economic policies, while the government remains cautiously optimistic about its prospects despite the IMF's call for austerity and anti-corruption measures.
IMF urges China to prioritise consumption-led rebalancing, curb industrial policy
The IMF calls on China to shift towards consumption-led economic growth and implement stronger fiscal measures to support domestic demand amidst a record trade surplus.
The IMF visits Libreville to assess Gabon's economic situation
The IMF is conducting a ten-day assessment of Gabon's economy amidst growing concerns over public debt and potential financial instability.
An Argentine mission arrived in Washington to negotiate with the IMF for a disbursement of US$1 billion
An Argentine delegation is negotiating with the IMF in Washington for a US$1 billion disbursement as part of a debt program review.
The economy closed 2025 with an average growth of 4.4%
Argentina's economy achieved a 4.4% growth in 2025, primarily driven by the agricultural sector, despite falling short of IMF projections.
An Economic Mission Arrives in the United States, and There is Discontent in the IMF Over Indec, Reserves, and an Ongoing Lawsuit
Argentina's Economic Ministry has sent a mission to Washington to negotiate with the IMF amid tensions over various economic issues.
Historic balance of international reserves reflects structural change in economic policy
Ecuador's international reserves have reached a record high due to structural changes in its economic policy over the past seven years.
World Bank pledges $6 billion to Mozambique over five years
The World Bank has committed to providing Mozambique with $6 billion over the next five years to support public investment amidst financial challenges.
The Monetary Fund Threatens China Over Industrial Subsidies. Recommended to Support the Real Estate Market
The International Monetary Fund has warned China regarding its restrictions on industrial subsidies and advised the country to bolster its real estate market.
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Ev Adoption Gains Pace After Gas Car Import Ban
Ethiopia's ban on gasoline and diesel car imports is accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles in the country.
DRC: After an alert from the IMF, Félix Tshisekedi launches an audit of civil servant salaries
President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC has initiated an audit of civil servant salaries following an IMF warning about the unsustainable wage bill exceeding half of the state's budget.
Poverty increased by 7% in Pakistan, decreased in South Asia, but why is Munir's country becoming poorer?
Poverty in Pakistan has risen sharply to 28.8%, contrasting with declining poverty rates in other South Asian nations.
What is the impact of AI on jobs? IMF chief said - positive, but...
IMF Chief Kristalina Georgieva discussed the effects of artificial intelligence (AI) on the job market, stating that while the impact has been largely positive overall, it poses risks to middle-class jobs and entry-level positions.
Mozambique: Lectures From the IMF, but No New Loan
The IMF has reported that Mozambique's government is experiencing worsening financing conditions and will not receive new loans amid rising debt issues.
IMF to review new loan agreement for Ukraine in coming days
The IMF is set to consider a new loan program for Ukraine aimed at bolstering its economy amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia.
IMF: It is encouraging that Argentina purchased foreign currency worth 2 billion dollars this year
The IMF has stated that Argentina's purchase of over 2 billion dollars in foreign currency this year signals positive steps towards ensuring access to private credit markets.
The IMF highlighted the labor reform and requested to 'mitigate the transitional costs' of the economic changes
The IMF praised Argentina's labor reform and trade openness while emphasizing the need to manage the transitional costs of the economic changes.
IMF approves $91 million in funding for Niger following programme review
The IMF has approved $91 million in funding for Niger, supporting climate resilience and sustainable development amidst recent political changes.
International Monetary Fund warns China?
The International Monetary Fund has issued a stern warning to China regarding its economic policies, stating that they are harming both its own economy and the global economy as a whole.
IMF Warns China of Export-Driven Economy: 'Must Shift to Consumption-Driven Growth'
The IMF has warned that China's export and investment-dependent economic model exacerbates external imbalances and negatively impacts trading partners, urging a transition to a consumption-driven growth model.
The World in 2030 and Mexico's Place
The article discusses the potential economic landscape of the world by 2030, focusing on the implications for Mexico as projected by the IMF.
'China is Harming the World', IMF's Warning... Make These Corrections
The IMF has issued a significant warning to China regarding its economic policies, stating that they are detrimental not only to China itself but also to other countries worldwide.
Despite the drop in revenue, the government had a surplus in January due to the sale of hydroelectric plants
The Argentine government reported a fiscal surplus in January, driven by the sale of hydroelectric plants, despite a significant drop in tax revenue.
Bukele in trouble: the fall of bitcoin puts pressure on El Salvador's debt and complicates relations with the IMF
The dramatic drop in bitcoin's value raises concerns about El Salvador's risky investment strategy and its relationship with the IMF.
Mozambique: IMF Dashes Chapo's Hopes and Sets the Course for Hard Times
The IMF Executive Board has declined President Daniel Chapo's request for a new loan or program, which he hoped would stimulate investment and aid in Mozambique.
Cheap Dollar: The Central Bank Has Already Bought 20% of the Currencies It Promised to Acquire Throughout the Year
The Central Bank of Argentina has purchased $2.048 billion, achieving 20% of its annual currency acquisition goal as part of a new economic strategy in response to IMF requirements.
The Attorney General will request the reopening of the criminal case against Caputo, Sturzenegger, and Macri for the 2018 agreement with the IMF
The Argentine Attorney General has requested the reopening of a criminal case against former President Mauricio Macri and other officials regarding a 2018 agreement with the IMF.
DRC: the IMF denounces an explosion of the payroll in the administration that weakens finances
The IMF has raised concerns about a significant increase in public sector salaries in the Democratic Republic of Congo, warning that it poses a major fiscal risk and urges prompt structural reforms.
IMF lifts prior conditions for Ukraine loan program, Ukraine's Prime Minister says
The IMF has removed previous conditions for a new $8.1 billion loan program to Ukraine, as announced by Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko.
IMF eases conditions for new US$8.1bn Ukraine lending programme
The IMF has relaxed the conditions for a new $8.1 billion lending program for Ukraine, eliminating certain tax-related requirements.
EU to provide Ukraine with €90 billion after IMF programme approval
The European Union is set to provide Ukraine with a €90 billion aid package contingent on the approval of a new International Monetary Fund program.
The IMF mission in Buenos Aires has concluded, and the government awaits approval for the disbursement of US$1000 million
The IMF mission in Buenos Aires has completed its visit, with the Argentine government hoping for approval to receive US$1000 million following positive reviews of the ongoing economic program.
F.A.Z. Economic Report: Europeans Need Growth, Not Competitiveness
The article argues that European economies require growth rather than a focus on competitiveness, as illustrated by low potential growth rates in the Eurozone.
Financial Times: The Banking Law Project Risks Reform in Lebanon
Political divisions in Lebanon over a controversial banking law threaten the country's efforts to implement reforms necessary for an agreement with the IMF amid a severe financial crisis.
Amid protests over labor reform, the IMF extended its visit and met with the Ministry of Economy
The IMF extended its visit to Argentina amidst ongoing labor reform protests, holding meetings with local economic officials to audit the nation's financial accounts.
Dollar today and blue dollar, LIVE: how much the official rate is and what is the parallel price this Wednesday, February 11, minute by minute
The official dollar opens at $1425 for sale, with the blue dollar also starting at the same rate in informal markets amid ongoing discussions with the IMF.
Pablo Moyano rejected the labor reform and pointed to the Peronist governors: "They are giving the votes to approve it as the IMF demands"
Pablo Moyano has publicly rejected Argentina's proposed labor reform, holding Peronist governors accountable for supporting the initiative ahead of a critical Senate vote.
Apocalypse on the Job Market Due to Artificial Intelligence Is Not Yet Imminent, But Some Will Benefit More Than Others
The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence, particularly since the arrival of ChatGPT, on the job market, highlighting that while there are no signs of impending disaster, certain sectors may benefit more than others.
FULL LIST: IMF ranks Nigeria among top 10 global GDP contributors
Nigeria is projected to be among the top 10 contributors to global GDP growth by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 2026, contributing about 1.5%.
"The breakdown of multilateralism may lead to more trade": Sturzenegger defended openness and the agreement with the U.S. in Saudi Arabia
Argentinian Minister Sturzenegger defended a new trade agreement with the U.S. during an IMF event in Saudi Arabia, suggesting that geopolitical tensions could open new trade opportunities.
The IMF requested explanations regarding INDEC's inflation index, and Marco Lavagna's successor proposes updating it
The IMF is demanding clarity from the Argentinian government about its recent decision to suspend the updated Consumer Price Index, following the resignation of Marco Lavagna and the appointment of his successor.
Sturzenegger met with Georgieva in Saudi Arabia: 'The deregulation advances of Milei are an example for other countries'
Federico Sturzenegger and IMF Director Kristalina Georgieva met in Saudi Arabia to discuss the economic reforms led by the Milei administration, highlighting their potential as a model for other nations.
Pablo de Ramón-Laca (Cesce): "There is a break in the previous economic order and that increases risks, but it should not paralyze companies"
Pablo de Ramón-Laca, a member of the IMF Executive Board and head of Cesce, discusses the challenges and opportunities businesses face amid shifting global economic dynamics.