For now, Argentina’s default with the IMF has been avoided. But the course ahead will depend on IMF disbursements as targets are reached

The pandemic has accelerated history by reinforcing some previous trends, leading the world to a “great reset”.

This policy paper first examines the metamorphosis of finance and of capital flows after the GFC, up to the pandemic shock

Limited policy space and social pressures exacerbate political risks, but rolling back spending means relying heavily on the private sector

Scarcity of inputs and goods has been felt all over the world because of disruptions to supply chains since the beginning of the pandemic.

Most countries are now forecast to have lower GDP in 2024 than projected in January 2020 before the pandemic

Unless you are medically exempt, the City of Melbourne's sites and facilities will be closed to the unvaccinated from 5 November 2021...

The transition to zero emissions will involve three simultaneous economic processes.

A new allocation of US$650 billion in Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) by the IMF to its member countries has entered into force last Monday.

IMF's tenth annual External Sector Report shows how current account deficits in the global economy widened in 2020 during the pandemic.

The U.S. big balance sheet economy has been on a growth path highly dependent on low real interest rates, as well as stretched asset values

The contrast of scarcity of investments in infrastructure and excess savings invested in liquid and low-return assets must be addressed

Some analysts have started to speak of the possibility of a new commodity price ‘super-cycle’ after the downturn since 2011.

In recent years, many people have begun to attend courses, shifting from the physical classroom before Covid to now mostly online. As a...

Commercial transactions and reserves of central banks and other global public investors could strengthen the position of the Renminbi