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  1. 1 hour ago

    Technological innovations are closely interacting with commercial law. This IMF paper explores these interactions and the potential legal changes.

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  2. 21 hours ago

    In 2020-21, the IMF’s Committee on statistics focused their work on the effects of the pandemic on cross-border transactions. Read the 2021 Annual Report:

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  3. 22 hours ago

    Economic forecasts are our best guesses for how economic variables like employment or inflation will evolve going forward. Want to know more about economic forecasting? Watch this video.

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    Feb 26

    South Africa 🇿🇦 can reach its climate goals and address long-standing economic problems at the same time. Read more in our latest Country Focus:

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  5. Feb 26

    Is the world ready for a run of corporate debt defaults? In a new , we measure crisis preparedness in 60 countries.

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    We are looking at all options for financial support & policy advice for 🇺🇦 and stand ready to support our members more broadly.

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    The conflict poses major risks to the region & the world—we are assessing the potential impact on the financial system, commodity markets and countries with direct ties.

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    The human toll & suffering for ordinary people from the events in Ukraine🇺🇦are of grave concern. The economic impact will worsen the longer it continues. staff will continue to work closely with authorities and partners to support Ukraine every way we can.

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  9. Feb 25

    The pandemic threatens decades of progress for women and girls around the world. Our proposed strategy aims to integrate gender into our surveillance, lending, & capacity development work. ➡️ Read more & tell us what you think:

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  10. Feb 25

    G20 economies grew more slowly in January compared to the prior 2 months, based on gauges of economic activity, and a few even showed signs of shrinking, like Australia and Spain. See the latest Chart of the Week for more.

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  11. Feb 25

    🔴LIVE: A conversation with , and to celebrate Black History Month. Tune in.

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  12. Feb 24

    Money has evolved far beyond cash and now around 100 countries are exploring how to use central bank digital currencies. At the event, highlighted the key findings of a new IMF analysis.

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    In a new article published by the Journal of Monetary Economics , IMF economists examine the implications of a new wave of technological change that substitutes pervasively for labor with particular focus on developing countries.

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  14. Feb 24

    Indicators show many G20 economies slowed going into 2022—in line with expectations for weak growth amid Omicron’s spread and continued supply-chain disruptions. See our new Chart of the Week for more.

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  15. Feb 24

    TOMORROW, Feb. 25, at 8:00 AM ET: A conversation on Africa’s role in the global economy, finance, trade, and more.

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  16. Feb 24

    How will central banks issue and circulate digital currencies? Our new fintech analysis looks at 3 models.

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  17. Feb 24

    Jamaica aims to reduce public debt to 60% of GDP by 2028 so it can boost spending on infrastructure and education. To find out more about the country’s priorities, check out our latest .

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    I am deeply concerned about what is happening in Ukraine and, first & foremost, impact on innocent people. This adds significant economic risk for the region & the world. We are assessing the implications & stand ready to support our members as needed.

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  19. Feb 24

    🔴 LIVE NOW: Tune is as IMF’s José Garrido and Emmanuel Kopp discuss corporate debt w/

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  20. Feb 24

    Governments scaling back financial support to companies impacted by the pandemic will expose firms vulnerabilities, like corporate debt. Read our :

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