The electoral defeats of PSOE: claims to be the 'champion of public services' in regions where it reduces its funding due to the questioned pact with Junqueras by the IMF
The PSOE party claims to champion public services in regions like Castilla y León, despite implementing funding reductions that contradict their campaign messages.
DRC: a new report confirms the uncontrolled increase in the payroll in the public service
A recent report confirms a significant increase in the payroll for civil servants in the Democratic Republic of Congo, rising from $2.75 billion in 2021 to an estimated $4.58 billion in 2025.
The IMF cuts Spain's growth forecast to 2.1% this year due to the war in Iran
The IMF has reduced its growth forecast for Spain to 2.1% for this year, attributing the change to the impact of the war in Iran.
The IMF asks Spain to lift the rent cap and warns that the "deterioration of housing affordability requires more robust action"
The IMF urges Spain to remove rent caps citing their negative impact on housing supply and stresses the need for immediate action to address declining housing affordability.
IMF raises concern over global inflation, output over Iran war
The IMF is closely monitoring the potential economic impacts of the Iran war, particularly concerning global inflation and output.
The Danger of $100: The IMF outlines the contours of an impending economic crisis due to the war on Iran
The IMF warns of an impending economic crisis due to escalating energy prices from the ongoing war on Iran, which has disrupted oil and gas shipments.
The IMF highlights that Argentina is already cushioning shocks thanks to the energy boom
The IMF reports that Argentina is managing to mitigate external shocks due to its energy boom, while discussions on the second review of the agreement with the IMF progress.
The IMF states that Argentina is coping "relatively well" with the effects of the war, but warns about the impact of global financial conditions
The IMF has indicated that Argentina is managing the effects of the war with Iran relatively well while cautioning about the implications of global financial conditions.
Ukraine's parliament is delaying the execution of IMF-required homework for loan receipt
Ukraine's parliament is hesitating to approve tax reforms that are prerequisites for a €7 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund, as the government struggles to gain legislative support amid the difficult economic situation.
The IMF warns: The world is sinking into a debt swamp
The IMF warns that global government debt is reaching alarming levels, projected to exceed 100% of global GDP by the end of the decade.
The IMF warns: The world is sinking in a swamp of debt
The IMF warns that global sovereign debt has reached alarming levels, poised to exceed 100% of global GDP by the end of the decade.
IMF team begins meetings in Kyiv: what will be discussed
A team from the IMF has initiated discussions in Kyiv with Ukrainian officials, focusing on macroeconomic policies and necessary reforms amid unpopular tax increases.
Senegal: Senegal's Crisis - Why Debt Restructuring May Be the Least Bad Option
Senegal is experiencing a significant debt crisis, with high debt levels and expensive servicing costs prompting a need for restructuring, which the government has ruled out.
External Debt: Senegal Avoids Default and Settles Part of Its Claims
Senegal has successfully avoided a payment default by settling nearly half a billion dollars in international debt obligations this week, indicating a positive turn for its financial recovery efforts with the IMF.
"Milei is like Houdini: every time he is in trouble, he seems to escape," says a former IMF economist
Maurice Obstfeld, a former IMF chief economist, suggests that Argentina should expedite its transition to a floating exchange rate system rather than rely on U.S. support.
Senegal makes $471 Million debt payment but faces tough times ahead
Senegal has successfully made a $471 million debt payment, averting default, but faces significant challenges including civil unrest and budget cuts.
Preparing for Shock in an Unstable World: A Q&A with the IMF Head
The IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva discusses the implications of rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions for the global economy in an interview with Asahi Shimbun.
"Uncertainty Becomes a New Normal in the Middle East Crisis" - Interview with the IMF Managing Director
The IMF Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva, expressed concerns over the increasing uncertainty in global economic stability due to the Middle East crisis and rising oil prices in a recent interview.
Gabon officially requests a program from the IMF
Gabon has officially requested a program from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) following discussions that highlighted the potential benefits of ongoing reforms for preserving macroeconomic stability.
Prepare for the unthinkable. The head of the IMF warned of the impact of prolonged conflicts in the Middle East
The head of the IMF has issued a warning about the economic consequences of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
"It Is Devouring Electricity": the IMF's Warning About the Pollution Generated by Artificial Intelligence
The IMF warns that the expanding infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence is consuming significant resources and has serious environmental consequences.
Gabon asks IMF for new arrangement in a bid to stabilize finances
Gabon has requested a new financial arrangement with the IMF following previous suspension issues related to its credit facility.
In the midst of the global impact, the IMF recommended that countries accelerate the purchase of reserves to avoid exchange rate tensions
The IMF recommends countries, especially emerging and developing economies, to bolster their international reserves to mitigate external shocks and currency volatility.
The IMF urges governments worldwide to 'prepare for the unthinkable' amid the war in the Middle East
The IMF's Kristalina Georgieva has called on global governments to brace for extreme scenarios due to escalating geopolitical conflicts, particularly in the Middle East.
Alarm from the IMF for the Middle East: Prepare for the unthinkable
The head of the International Monetary Fund warns that prolonged conflicts in the Middle East could harm global markets and economies, urging policymakers to prepare for new challenges.
Crisis in Pakistan Due to Middle East War! Oil Import Bill May Skyrocket
Pakistan's economy is facing a severe crisis as the Middle East conflict may cause monthly oil import bills to balloon to $600 million, prompting the government to seek alternative plans.
Caputo asks the Fund to postpone the compliance with the reserve accumulation target
The Argentine government seeks to delay its reserve targets with the IMF by establishing an annual goal instead of the current semi-annual compliance requirements.
DRC: The government acknowledges delays in civil servants' salary payments
The Congolese government admits to delays in salary payments for civil servants due to cash flow issues.
The darkest night: this is how the IMF let go of Argentina in March 1976
The article discusses how the IMF's support for Argentina diminished during the economic turmoil in early 1976, highlighting minister Antonio Cafiero's urgent requests for financial assistance.
Venezuela's inflation ended at 475 percent last year
In 2022, Venezuela recorded the highest inflation rate in the world at 475 percent, significantly surpassing IMF predictions.
IMF expects talks with Zambia on new financial package to start in April
The IMF is set to begin discussions with Zambia regarding a new financial package in April, with a formal agreement projected to follow after the August elections.
Africa's economic growth will surpass that of Asia for the first time in decades. How much does the population reach?
The IMF predicts that Africa's economic growth will surpass that of Asia for the first time in decades due to demographic factors, resource extraction, and reforms.
Behind the anger in the UIA, the future of the SIDE, and the concern of the IMF
Industrial leaders express growing frustration with government policies and criticisms from Javier Milei in a recent UIA meeting in Argentina.
In case of ‘slips’: Mexico has a financial ‘lifeline’ of 280 billion dollars for 2026, says Treasury
Mexico has a financial lifeline worth $280 billion set for 2026, as reported by the Secretary of the Treasury, Edgar Amador.
The IMF Director Warns About the Global Economic Impact if the War Prolongs
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva cautions that an extended conflict in the Middle East could severely disrupt global economic recovery.
Middle East war testing global economic resilience, IMF chief warns
The IMF chief warns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is putting global economic resilience to the test, potentially affecting energy prices, market sentiment, and inflation.
Georgieva: "With this conflict, energy security is at stake"
Kristalina Georgieva, the IMF director, emphasizes the impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on global economic resilience and energy security.
IMF Director says the global economy is being 'tested once again' by the war in the Middle East
The IMF Director, Kristalina Georgieva, stated that the global economy is facing significant challenges due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East during a conference in Bangkok.
The impact of the war against Iran on the global economy will depend on the duration of the conflict, says IMF
The IMF warns that the duration of the conflict in the Middle East will significantly influence its impact on the global economy, particularly through energy prices and regional industrial damage.
IMF Official: The Economic Impact of the War in the Middle East Will Depend on Its Duration, Damage, and Energy Costs
The economic impact of the war in the Middle East will largely depend on its duration and the extent of damages, particularly regarding energy prices, according to a senior IMF official.
Senegal PM Sonko threatens exit from government amid rift with President Faye
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko threatens to withdraw his party from the government if President Bassirou Diomaye Faye does not adhere to their shared vision, amid growing tensions and economic uncertainty in the country.
Ukraine receives IMF cash cushion as huge funding gap remains unsolved
Ukraine has received a $1.5 billion payment from the IMF, but is still facing a significant funding gap as it awaits approval for a crucial European loan.
Ukraine receives first tranche of US$1.5bn from new IMF programme
Ukraine has received the first $1.5 billion installment from the International Monetary Fund as part of a new financial aid program aimed at supporting the country's budget and macroeconomic stability.
Inflation, privatizations, IMF, dollar and fiscal innocence: Luis Caputo's definitions for the second half of Milei's mandate
Luis Caputo, Argentina's Minister of Economy, outlines his economic strategy for the upcoming months, predicting a decrease in inflation and emphasizing fiscal balance amidst recent economic pressures.
The Central Bank pays US$1000 million of the Bopreal with part of the reserves it bought this year
The Central Bank of Argentina is paying US$1000 million related to the Bopreal bonds today using part of the reserves it acquired earlier this year.
The Central Bank faces the payment of US$ 1 billion in bonds with companies and importers
Argentina's Central Bank is set to pay US$ 990 million in bond maturities while engaged in negotiations for an IMF disbursement of US$ 1 billion.
IMF approves $8.1 billion loan for Kiev
The IMF has approved an $8.1 billion loan for Ukraine to help address its acute budget deficit amid ongoing financial challenges, although additional support from other donors remains uncertain.
IMF on Ukraine: Structural reform package in the framework of the $8.1 billion loan
The IMF has emphasized the need for Ukraine to implement structural reforms agreed upon for an $8.1 billion loan package.
Tax reforms, anti-corruption, and billions of dollars: Ukraine's new agreement with the IMF
Ukraine has secured a new four-year Extended Fund Facility (EFF) with the IMF worth $8.1 billion, which requires the implementation of key reforms to address macroeconomic stability and corruption.
The International Monetary Fund approved a loan for Ukraine for $8.1 billion
The International Monetary Fund has approved an $8.1 billion loan to support Ukraine's economy amidst ongoing challenges.