Senegal intends to rapidly conclude a new International Monetary Fund program as talks continue in Dakar https://t.co/M7y5F3qDGT ...

Egypt raised fuel prices by as much as 13%, in the latest move to trim state subsidies in line with IMF-backed reforms https://t.co/u5qg0YJA4l ...

Financial Strategy - Tunisia plans to utilize approximately $4 billion from the central bank in the coming year [1] - Tunisia is introducing a new wealth tax to address increasing financial requirements [1] Economic Policy - Tunisia is avoiding a potential International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout [1]

The head of the International Monetary Fund says Canada has the fiscal room to make productivity-boosting investments, and praised the federal government’s proposed changes to budget timing https://t.co/MxDLXsd258 ...

The International Monetary Fund’s chief sent a message to countries to stay calm amid renewed trade tensions between US and China https://t.co/EMsLgtlApG ...

Senegal has unpicked the hidden-debt problem the current government inherited when it won elections last year, the International Monetary Fund said, suggesting no more surprises are in store and paving the way for a new deal with the lender https://t.co/uH8JbBcBg7 ...

Inflation will be higher in the UK than any other major advanced economy both this year and next, surpassing the US despite the impact of tariffs, according to the International Monetary Fund. https://t.co/kji2PtbqLC ...

Core Viewpoint - The likelihood of a significant correction in the US stock market is higher than many financiers believe, with predictions of a potential crash within the next six months to two years [1][2]. Group 1: Market Concerns - Jamie Dimon estimates the probability of a market correction to be around 30%, significantly higher than the market's implied 10% [2]. - Dimon highlights various uncertainties affecting the market, including geopolitical tensions, fiscal spending, and global remilitarization [2][3]. - The level of uncertainty in the market should be considered higher than normal, according to Dimon [3]. Group 2: Global Economic Outlook - Kristalina Georgieva, head of the International Monetary Fund, acknowledges the resilience of the global economy but warns of mounting risks and uncertainty being the new normal [4]. - Georgieva cautions that the global economy has not yet faced its full test, indicating potential challenges ahead [4]. Group 3: AI Market Valuations - Concerns are rising regarding a stock market bubble driven by high valuations of AI companies, with the Bank of England noting a growing risk of a sudden correction in global markets [5]. - Dimon acknowledges that some investments in AI may result in losses, but believes that AI as a whole will ultimately yield positive returns [6].

The International Monetary Fund raising the curtain on their 2025 annual meetings kicking off next week, outlining expectations for the global economy amid quote exceptionally high uncertainty. Joining us here first on CNBC is IMF managing director Cristina Gorgva. Madame MD, welcome back.It's nice to have you. >> Great to be with you. >> So, it sounds like you're saying the global economy, here's how you you characterize it, better than feared, but worse than we need.I I've been really eager to ask you par ...

Pakistan’s central bank governor sees inflation holding steady, although further interest-rate cuts will depend on the impact of the recent devastating floods and the outcome of an ongoing International Monetary Fund review. https://t.co/kXBTXc9nX1 ...