Martin Guzmán, Argentina’s Economy Minister, Abruptly Quits
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) — Argentina’s economy minister abruptly resigned on Saturday night, a move that
International Monetary Fund
Poor Countries Face a Mounting Catastrophe Fueled by Inflation and Debt
Before war ravaged Yemen, Walid Al-Ahdal did not worry about feeding his children. At his
World Economic Outlook Dims as War and Pandemic Cast a Pall
“Demand will be and will need to be restrained by the removal of monetary accommodation,”
I.M.F. Forecasts U.S. and China Slowdowns Will Hold Back Growth
The pandemic has changed the way people in many parts of the world spend their
China’s Economy Is Slowing, a Worrying Sign for the World
BEIJING — Construction and property sales have slumped. Small businesses have shut because of rising
Critics Say I.M.F. Loan Fees Are Hurting Nations in Desperate Need
At a time when the coronavirus pandemic is fueling a rapid rise in inequality and
World’s Growth Cools and the Rich-Poor Divide Widens
As the world economy struggles to find its footing, the resurgence of the coronavirus and
I.M.F.’s Executive Board Says Kristalina Georgieva Can Remain
WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund’s executive board on Monday expressed confidence in the leadership
Debate Looms Over I.M.F.: Should It Do More Than Put Out Fires?
Lopsided access to vaccinations, extreme economic inequality, rising food prices and staggering debt are on