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Ajay Banga faces calls for reform following proposal for fresh capital to drive climate and development finance
Outlook notes that inflation remains ‘stubbornly high’
China, which is owed $1.5bn, among those that reached agreement on resolving long-running economic crisis
‘Zero financing’ agreement deal with finance ministry helps pave way for $3bn IMF bailout
Highlights from the publications of the World Bank-IMF spring meetings
Getting the IMF and World Bank down to earth
Yesterday’s US economic orthodoxy is today’s heresy
Inflation’s comeback has changed the world — but how much we don’t yet know
Fund’s regional chief says a ‘Gleneagles-like moment’ is required to agree desperately needed reforms
Fund claims global economy faces worst medium-term growth performance for more than 30 years
Beijing appears to soften stance in fraught negotiations over wave of defaults by developing countries
The IMF has labelled the slowdown since 2008 ‘predictable’ but experts did not foresee the universal downturn
A billions-to-trillions blind spot
Former prime minister warns debt burden on low-income countries is unmanageable
The fragile process for dealing with insolvent economies is now at risk of unravelling completely owing to a powerful and unpredictable force in sovereign debt
Large economies urged to bring government borrowing under control more quickly
Fund cautions that higher-for-longer interest rates could amplify financial risks
World Bank and IMF meetings must tackle financial and climate risks
Tobias Adrian says banks and other groups are being ‘tested’ by higher interest rates
Fund’s forecasts suggest Jeremy Hunt will miss two main fiscal rules as he seeks to move on from mini-Budget turmoil
Apparently growth helps??
Debt burdens as a proportion of government revenues at highest level since 1998, research shows
Also in today’s newsletter, a dispatch from Swedish Lapland
Accra’s finance minister is optimistic foreign governments will agree on debt relief deal
China, US, eurozone, India and UK well-placed to avoid slowdown going into IMF-World Bank spring meetings
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