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Landmark deal marks first step towards securing debt relief from Chinese and other creditors
The market for risker debt is hot and expensive — but not wildly out of line with history or economic fundamentals
Financial cushion for Kyiv as US and European officials fear threat of impending invasion
Rebound boosted by big drop in Covid-19 cases from 400,000 daily infections in May to 11,000
Fears are growing that Buenos Aires will not be able to meet a $2.8bn repayment in March
With forecasts of 5% inflation next year, rates should surely be on the rise
To reduce pollution, a minimum levy of $75 per tonne is proposed for bigger emitters in advanced economies
Time running short before $2.8bn payment comes due next March
But Treasury faces criticism over what items could be included to reach target
World Bank and IMF are membership bodies with core shareholders who are not independent from geopolitics
Fund chief seeks to draw line under her alleged role in data rigging controversy
Pandemic highlighted great divide between countries over access to cheap finance
IMF warns of need to be ‘very, very vigilant’ over rising inflation risks
British economy set to still be 3 per cent smaller in 2024, while other leading countries will bounce back
The fund’s managing director survived a first report, but a second due soon will reopen questions
IMF warns uneven pace of immunisation raises risks of economic scarring
As economies exit the pandemic, the job of central banks is relatively simple — less generous, better targeted assistance
Strength of recovery so far means it is too early to talk about stagflation, says chief economist Gita Gopinath
Panel expresses ‘full confidence’ in fund’s head despite allegations she boosted China in World Bank rankings
IMF and World Bank meetings begin against backdrop of energy and supply chain crises
US and Japan want fund chief out while European states are more supportive
Executives say agreement will come ‘very soon’ as Europeans keep support for managing director
The debate around Georgieva’s actions has huge geopolitical consequences for multilaterals
Paris expected to back fund’s managing director on Friday but UK and Germany are waiting
Important points from the IMF on where global policymaking is headed
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