IMF Urges Japan to Address Fiscal Risks
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is pressing Japan to address its fiscal risks, indicating a more assertive stance on the country's economic and financial policies.
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IMF Urges Beijing to Curb Industrial Subsidies Amid Global Overcapacity Concerns
The IMF is urging Beijing to curb industrial subsidies, as a flood of Chinese goods is crushing global industrial bases due to China's factory overcapacity.
South Korea's Ex-President Sentenced to Life, US Increases Middle East Deployment
South Korea's former president has been sentenced to life in prison, while the US is stepping up military deployment to the Middle East and the IMF calls on China to halve industrial subsidies.
IMF Urges Japan to Maintain Rate Hikes and Avoid Sales Tax Cuts
The International Monetary Fund has advised Japan to continue raising interest rates and refrain from reducing its sales tax to ensure economic stability.
IMF Says Yen's Value Determined by Market Forces
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stated that the yen's value is determined by market forces, emphasizing its free-floating nature.
Employee Dies in Incident at Rio Tinto Mine in Guinea
Rio Tinto confirmed the death of a contracting company employee following an incident at its Simfer mine site in Nzérékoré, Guinea, on February 14.
IMF Encouraged by Argentina's Forex Purchases
The International Monetary Fund has expressed encouragement regarding Argentina's $2 billion in foreign exchange purchases made this year.
Shell Explores Venezuela Gas Project with US Licenses
Shell is pursuing the Dragon gas project in Venezuela, leveraging new U.S. exploration licenses.
IMF Warns of Historic Loss of Hedge Between Stocks and Bonds Amid Intensifying Selloffs
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reported that the historic hedge between stocks and bonds is diminishing as market selloffs intensify.
IMF Urges China to Halve Industrial Subsidies Amid Global Concerns
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on China to reduce its industrial subsidies by half, citing growing international concerns over the impact of the country's economic policies.
IMF Urges Japan to Maintain Rate Hikes and Avoid Sales Tax Cuts Amid New Leadership
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised Japan to continue raising interest rates and refrain from reducing the sales tax, a recommendation that comes as the dovish Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent election win could influence the nation's economic policy.
IMF Notes Progress in Türkiye's Disinflation Program and Steady Growth
The International Monetary Fund reports that Türkiye's efforts to control inflation are showing positive results, alongside continued steady economic growth.
Global Bond Market Faces Instability as Japan's Role Shifts
The global bond market is at risk of losing its 'quiet stabilizer' due to Japan's changing role, potentially impacting U.S. Treasurys and borrowing costs worldwide.
IMF Advises China to Shift to Consumption-Led Growth
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended that China transition its economic model towards consumption-led growth, aiming for more sustainable and balanced development.
IMF Warns on Portfolio Diversification as Gold and Silver Stabilize Markets
The IMF has issued a warning that traditional portfolio diversification strategies are failing, with gold and silver emerging as key stabilizers in the markets.
IMF's Role in Lebanon's Budget Balancing Sparks Debate
The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) involvement in balancing Lebanon's budget is drawing criticism for potentially burdening the poor.
Stablecoins Function as Treasury-Wrapped Dollars, IMF Data Shows
IMF data suggests that stablecoins are not true dollar alternatives but rather operate as dollar-backed instruments, often wrapped with US Treasury assets.