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- International Monetary Fund, IMF, What's New
  IMF· 4 days ago
  International Monetary Fund What's New page with links to Press Releases, Press Information Notices, Speeches, News Briefs, Transcripts, Communiques, Events and More
- IMF's Gita Gopinath Warns AI Could Disrupt Financial Markets, Supply Chains And More: 'Policy...
  Benzinga· 5 days ago
  International Monetary Fund (IMF) deputy chief Gita Gopinath cautioned that the increasing use of...
- Axios AI+
  Axios· 6 days ago
  More uncertain are the potential hits to labor and financial markets when the boom time ends. Driving the news: A top International Monetary Fund ...
- Who decides if CT, U.S. are in a recession? Here’s what to know
  Hartford Business Journal· 1 day ago
  Are we in a recession in Connecticut? Technically, only the National Bureau of Economic Research — a...
- How Britain’s economy went from ‘gangbusters’ to flatlining
  The Telegraph via Yahoo Finance· 4 hours ago
  When the Office for National Statistics’ (ONS) chief economist described Britain’s growth at the...
- Boost for Rishi Suank as economic forecasts are upgraded
  Daily Express· 7 days ago
  It is the latest dose of good economic news for the Prime Minister who says the economy has “turned...
- Americans Really, Really Hate Inflation—and That’s a Big Problem for the Fed
  The Wall Street Journal· 3 days ago
  It put the economy in a perilous state: If a recession hit, the Fed didn’t have much scope for...
- The Calm Before The Storm In Javier Milei’s Argentina?
  Forbes· 7 days ago
  If Javier Milei’s electoral victory wasn’t enough to shock Argentina’s socio-economic and political...
- Eurozone cuts interest rate for first time in 5 years
  BBC via Yahoo Finance· 4 days ago
  "Growth is encouragingly recovering from the recession that the euro area went through towards the...
- U.S. national debt by year 2024
  Consumer Affairs· 7 days ago
  The U.S. national debt is the total amount of money that the U.S. federal government owes its creditors. The terms “national debt,” “federal debt” and “public debt” are used interchangeably.