The International Monetary Fund: Uneven inflationary picture shrouds Europe
Alfred Kammer, director of the European department at the IMF, said a ‘moderate recovery’ was ongoing
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IMF calls on continent to unlock potential of venture capital
Market fragmentation and inclination to hold cash is hindering Europe’s private capital market
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IMF leads warnings on direction of European economy
‘Europe should be a magnet for FDI’ – EY
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What is driving emerging market returns in 2024?
Emerging market growth is becoming increasingly dependent on fundamentals Emerging markets have never been homogenous, but in 2023 their fortunes diverged more than ever before. On the one hand was China, where stockmarkets slumped for a third consecutive year. On the other was India, Latin America and Taiwan, where punchy economic growth was reflected in…
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Latin America and the commodities supercycle
Is this the ‘secret sauce’ in the region’s recovery?
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A rocky recovery for the Spanish economy?
‘The pandemic has taken a significant toll, following five years of strong growth and job creation’
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$9.2trn hit to global economy if vaccines not evenly distributed
Broad-based recovery cannot start until the health crisis is over
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Is EMD an option for income-starved investors?
Amid a gloomy picture, there are signs that emerging market debt may have better times ahead
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Global investors’ appetite for risk rebounds in June
But IMF predicts $12trn-plus hit to global economy and slashes output forecast
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Swedish pension fund AP1 recruits heavy hitter CEO from Nordea
She previously held senior positions at the ECB and IMF
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IMF flags next global crisis
A day after it published a rosy global economic outlook, the International Monetary Fund sketched the contours of the next financial crisis, urging policymakers to take measures to rein in exuberance.
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IMF sees global growth accelerate
In a sign the world economy is heating up, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised its global GDP growth forecasts upwards for the second time this year. The global recovery is still “incomplete” though, it claimed.