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IMF: Scenarios for new country funding due to War – World Bank on alert

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is examining potential scenarios for supporting countries as the war drives up energy costs, strains public finances, and increases risks to global growth – Damages to critical infrastructure are also a concern for the World Bank

IMF gives Greece a “large” thumbs-up: Surprise at resilience, praise for policies – But also recommendations

The International Monetary Fund does not hide its admiration, but it also has a “to-do list”…for relief measures

Von der Leyen to Member States: Solutions must be found to cover Ukraine’s funding needs

The European Commission has presented three main options for additional and timely support

IMF Warns: U.S. debt surpasses Italy and Greece for the first time this century

How the debt crisis is migrating from Europe to the world’s largest economy – bleak forecasts from the international organization on U.S. fiscal derailment by the end of the decade

IMF for Greece: Debt to fall to 130.2% of GDP by 2030 even with smaller budget surpluses

The Fund projects lower primary surpluses and more room for growth and social spending after 2026

IMF: upward revision of forecasts for the global economy – The role of tariffs

According to the new World Economic Outlook, global growth rates will reach 3% this year and improve slightly further to 3.1% in 2026

How the election of Trump or Harris will affect the EU economy – Tariffs and the China factor

If tariffs escalate, IMF models show "there will be costs for everyone," said deputy managing director Gita Gopinat

IMF: global public debt will reach $100 trillion by the end of 2024

IMF expects debt to approach 100% of GDP by 2030 and warns that governments will have to take tough decisions to stabilise borrowing

IMF maintains forecast for 3.2% growth in the global economy this year

The Fund stresses, however, that the global outlook will remain weak for the next five years because momentum in Asian economies is expected to weaken

IMF predicts Greece to grow at a faster pace than the Eurozone over the next two years

The International Monetary Fund further predicts continued reduction in unemployment and a decline in inflation to around 2% by 2025

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