The IMF marked its assessment of external imbalances to market, but its model and approach still struggle to get China right.

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We believe several forces could compress growth differentials between the United States, Europe, Japan, and China. Read more ...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act loosens fiscal policy; the Fed will need to decide whether to tighten in response ...

Goldman Sachs is forecasting a notable slowdown in US economic growth, citing the inflationary impact of rising tariffs and ...

The Bitcoin (BTC 0.19%) halving, which takes place once every four years, is highly anticipated by crypto investors, and for good reason. Typically, Bitcoin soars in price in the ...

The conflict between the Trump administration and Fed Chairman Powell deepens. GBP/USD gained about 0.6% on Monday and erased a large portion of the previous week's losses. The pair stays in a ...

If Trump's tariffs target transshipments, they could hit 70% of China's US exports and over 2% of its GDP. The European Union ...

For the second time in three years - and straddling two separate presidencies - heightened U.S. fears of recession have ...

A World Bank-led study finds that integrating mangroves into Bangladesh’s coastal embankments can significantly reduce flood risks, boost local livelihoods, and sequester carbon. With 255 potential ...

Growing imbalances in largest economies underscore need for concerted adjustment in domestic macroeconomic policies ...

This report examines the significant widening of global current account balances, analyzes developments in the international monetary system, and provides an external sector assessment of 30 of the ...