Tag: IMF

Maurice Obstfeld, former Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has indicated that the recent rise in the 10-year ...

Javier Milei, the candidate who led the way in Argentina's presidential primaries, has announced his intention to shut down the ...

Turkey's CPI rose 47.8% year-on-year in July, up from 38.2% in June, and the median forecast was 46.8%. Inflation ended ...

On July 31, local time, Argentine Economy Minister Felipe Massa announced that the Argentine government will repay the imminently due ...

The Euro, introduced in 1999 as the single currency for the European Union (EU), has played a pivotal role in ...

In today's interconnected world, the dominance of the United States dollar as the global reserve currency is undeniable. However, as ...

For decades, the US dollar has held its position as the dominant world currency, playing a vital role in global ...

The Euro currency stands as a symbol of European unity, facilitating economic integration among its member states. However, it is ...

The euro and the dollar are two of the most recognized currencies in the world. They are used in international ...

According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency: The governor of the Central Bank of Iran went to Washington to participate in ...

The Eurozone, a monetary union consisting of 19 European countries sharing the Euro as their common currency, has faced significant ...

On April 12, 2023, Yi Gang, Governor of the People's Bank of China, met with Kazuo Ueda, Governor of the ...

According to the British Financial Times: Ukraine's allies urged the IMF to approve a loan of 14 billion to 16 ...

The UK was the only G7 country to downgrade its growth forecast for 2023 in the IMF's forecast released on ...

Foreign exchange reserves are bonds held by a country denominated in foreign currencies. Foreign exchange reserves are an important part ...

On January 5, recently, IMF Chief Economist Gopinath said that US inflation "has not improved yet", and it is too ...

It is a trading place for all countries and by far the largest capital market in the world.It plays an ...

It refers to the restrictive measures imposed by a government on entry and exit in order to balance the international ...

The floating system means that the central bank of a country does not set the official exchange rate between its ...

It refers to the country where the central bank buys assets and releases them accordingly.Since it is a non-convertible currency, ...