Global economy faces tougher year in 2023, IMF's Georgieva warns
Third of world economy to hit recession in 2023.
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IMF tells central banks to focus on inflation as recession looms
IMF cuts 2023 global growth to 2.7% on war and downturns
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IMF sees coronavirus-fueled recession as worst since Great Depression
The International Monetary Fund predicted Tuesday that the “Great Lockdown” recession, fueled by the coronavirus pandemic, will be the steepest in almost a century and warned that the world economy’s contraction and recovery would be worse than anticipated if the coronavirus lingers or returns.
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Trump's trade war with China and Europe will hit global growth – IMF
UK’s outlook for 2019 stays at 1.5% but previous forecast for 1.3% this year cut to 1.1%
![Last month, the US president slapped extra duties on $200bn of Chinese goods and China retaliated with extra duties on $60bn of US goods.]()
Argentina to get more IMF funds, won't default: Macri
President Mauricio Macri said Monday that crisis-hit Argentina will receive additional funding from the International Monetary Fund and vowed to avoid a default.
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Argentina's central bank hikes rates to 60% as the currency collapses
Argentina's central bank yanked its benchmark interest rate up to a dizzying 60 per cent in a bid to control rampant inflation as the country's currency plummeted 15.8 per cent to a record low 40.5 pesos per US dollar.
![The Argentine peso crashed to record lows on the news. It saw steep losses in the previous session and collapsed another 15 percent to hit 40 pesos against the U.S. dollar on Thursday morning.]()
IMF agrees to loan up to $50bn for Argentina
IMF Reaches Staff-Level Agreement with Argentina on a Three-Year, US$50 Billion Stand-By Arrangement
![The International Monetary Fund has agreed to lend Argentina up to $50bn (£37.2bn) as the country seeks to bolster its struggling economy.]()
Argentina seeks IMF stand-by credit to last through Macri's term
Argentina will request a “high access stand-by” financing arrangement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to calm volatile financial markets, in a move that could finance the country through next year, officials said on Wednesday.
![An IMF spokesman said discussions would continue on Thursday when Dujovne will meet with IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde in Washington.]()
