IMF
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U.S. Debt Pressure Signals Shift in Global Financial Stability
The International Monetary Fund warns that the U.S. national debt is eroding the safety premium of Treasury bonds, impacting global markets and emerging economies.
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IMF Backs Armenia’s Fiscal Path Amid Regional Economic Headwinds
The IMF and Armenian government have reached a staff-level agreement on a key economic program, signaling continued confidence in national fiscal stability.
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IMF Chief Warns of ‘Large’ Economic Shock Amid Mideast War
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warns that the ongoing Mideast conflict has caused the largest energy market disruption in modern history, forcing downward growth projections for 2026.
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Canada’s Inflation Outlook: Rate Cut Hopes Dim Amid Steady Core Data
Canada’s December headline inflation edged up to 2.4%, slightly above forecasts, prompting BMO Economics to declare insufficient evidence for Bank of Canada interest rate cuts. Despite mixed signals, core inflation measures showed meaningful improvement and convergence, aligning with the central…
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Turkey’s Regional Influence Expands Amid Syria-Kurdish Deal, Gaza Plan
Turkey is playing a pivotal role in a new integration deal between Syria’s government and Kurdish forces, while also being positioned on a proposed advisory council for a Gaza peace plan. These diplomatic engagements coincide with upgraded economic growth forecasts…
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Armenia Increases its IMF Quota by 50 Percent
The Armenian government, during its February 6th session, made a decision to agree to increase Armenia’s quota based on the 16th quota review adopted by the Board of Governors of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This decision means that Armenia…