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International Monetary Fund
As Sri Lanka’s Economy Unravels, a Crude Awakening
By Luke Hunt
Gotabaya Rajapaksa has stepped down, but the task of cleaning up the country's economic mess has only just begun.
Why the World Bank Torched its ‘Ease of Doing Business’ Ranking
By James Guild
In addition to encouraging bad economic policy-making, the ranking incentivized nations to game the system.
IMF Downgrade of Growth Outlook Ups Pressure on India’s Modi
By Associated Press
The IMF said India's slowing growth was the single biggest drag on its global growth forecast in the past two years.
Tajikistan Keeps Selling Debt Amid Macroeconomic Wasteland
By Paolo Sorbello
Hungry investors may have another chance to buy Tajik debt soon, but the IMF thinks the situation is far from stable.
IMF: India Slips But Asia Still Leads Pack
By Anthony Fensom
The latest projections show the importance of Asia for a world economy that is still slowly recovering.
IMF: Rocky Global Recovery ‘Under Threat’
By Anthony Fensom
The global economy not yet “out of the woods.”
Turkmenistan: The Fool’s Golden Age
By Catherine Putz
An IMF mission to the country says it "would be helpful" if the state explained its policies to citizens.
Why Chinese Money Is not the Answer to Mongolia's Economic Woes
By Alexander Benard
Mongolia weighs IMF financing against Chinese alternative.
When the Dragon Rolls Over: Spillovers From China’s Economic Transition
By Catherine Putz
Both Beijing and the world have a hand in managing the risks stemming from China's economic transition.
IMF Projects Another Bad Year for Central Asian Economies
By Catherine Putz
The causes are familiar: Russian recession and low oil prices.
China’s Currency Goes Global
By Anthony Fensom
What are the implications of the recent IMF decision on the renminbi?
The Renminbi Joins the IMF's SDR Basket. Now What?
By Ankit Panda
This is a big moment for China, but its economy still has challenges that it needs to address.
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