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The global economy has shown remarkable resilience but still bears deep scars from the coronavirus pandemic, the war in Ukraine and rising interest rates

Kristalina Georgieva discusses protracted high interest rates and first term dominated by two ‘unthinkable’ events

The annual meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) are due to take place in Marrakech, Morocco, in mid-October. The city and country are still reeling from a devastating earthquake in early September.

The International Monetary Fund says it expects the U.S. to continue playing its key role in amassing multinational support that has helped keep Ukraine’s economy afloat during Russia’s invasion

IMF's Georgieva supports giving China more voting power amid global economic changes.

Argentina is heading to the polls on October 22 for a presidential election dominated by another profound economic crisis. In September, annual inflation in Latin America’s third-largest economy hit 124%, its highest since 1991.

Javier Milei, the "anarcho-capitalist" presidential candidate who took the lead in the August primaries with his "Liberty Advances" political coalition, owes much of his electoral success to his promise to dollarise the Argentine economy. Disoriented by hyperinflation and rising poverty, many Argentinians see the adoption of the US dollar as…

Editorial: Public spending hikes and pro-poor tax cuts might fix the economy and be popular enough to stop the far right

Deal allows the two central banks to exchange up to five billion Emirati dirhams and 42 billion Egyptian pounds.

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Fastest-growing nation poised for explosive growth as oil production surges and non-oil sectors see investments