WASHINGTON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - The world's total public debt is set to exceed $100 trillion this year for the first time, and may grow more quickly than forecast as political sentiment favors ...

China's growth forecast for 2024 has been downgraded by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which cites a deepening property crisis as a key risk to the global economic outlook, CNBC reports.

As government officials gather in Washington DC next week for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank Annual Meetings, social security systems around the world are at risk. Faced with ...

Dark clouds hanging over the market due to the threat of sizable tariffs that could be at odds with the current global, rules ...

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IMF Warns Low Growth, Less Trade and Debt Imperil World’s Future Fund sees global public debt on course to reach $100 trillion US election looms as finance officials converge on Washington ...

the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday. In its twice-yearly report on government finances, the Fund said spending cuts and tax rises of an unprecedented size would be needed over the coming ...

Above Nairobi’s chaotic traffic junctions, the recently opened 17-mile express way funded by China is virtually empty. Estimated to have cost around half a billion pounds, it will only return to ...

Pakistan has failed to meet the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) condition to collect Rs10 billion from traders under a new scheme in the first quarter of this fiscal year, managing to collect ...

Nimal Lanza, a candidate contesting the general election under the gas cylinder symbol, speaks to The Daily Mirror ... timely ...

THE 24th IMF programme has been approved by the Fund’s Board. As per the Fund’s traditional approach, the programme is grounded in a basic accounting and meaningless framework that relies on a ...

International Monetary Fund chief Kristalina Georgieva won’t attend the UN climate summit in person for the first time in four years despite its focus on rallying global financing to help poorer ...