Tagged With IMF

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's favourite economic theory derided by IMF chief Christine Lagarde as no 'panacea'

Callum Burroughs

The IMF's latest growth downgrade may push the RBA into action

David Scutt

The IMF just became the latest to warn about the $1.3 trillion 'leveraged loan' market

Sam Jacobs

Britain could be forced to increase government spending in a no-deal Brexit, IMF says

Will Martin

IMF: Australia's economic growth prospects slip over the US-China trade war

Chris Pash

The Trump administration is denying diplomatic visas to the same-sex partners of UN, World Bank, and IMF officials unless they get married — even though many countries still outlaw gay marriage

Michelle Mark

Here's why the IMF's Argentina bailout is making people nervous

Gina Heeb

Turkey could need a bailout that dwarfs the record-setting $50 billion loan that Argentina just got

Gina Heeb

Argentina's currency tumbles more than 5% after the head of its central bank unexpectedly quits

Gina Heeb

Argentina's economy craters in the 2nd quarter as an economic crisis grips the country

Gina Heeb

Argentina launched a sweeping new austerity program to try to solve its economic crisis — but investors aren't buying it

Will Martin

Argentina's currency plunges after its central bank hikes rates to 60%

Gina Heeb

Argentina asks the IMF to speed up payments for its $50 billion bailout

Gina Heeb

IMF: The US trade war could cost the global economy $430 billion

Michael Selby-Green

IMF: Clouds over the global economy are 'darker by the day'

Michael Selby-Green

Argentina looks set to get a $50 billion bailout -- the biggest loan in the IMF's history

Gina Heeb

RANKED: The 28 poorest countries in the world -- where people live on less than $1,000 per year

Will Martin

Here's another indicator that suggests downside risks to the global economy are growing

David Scutt

RANKED: The 29 richest countries in the world

Will Martin

'Everything' in Argentina is 20% to 30% overvalued and a crisis is on the way, according to an economist

Michael Selby-Green