PBoC says world in flux calls for more IMF involvement
Pan Gongsheng says world should confront ‘enormous challenges’ with multilateralism
People’s Bank of China governor Pan Gongsheng said the International Monetary Fund should expand its monitoring and policy recommendations in response to rapidly changing global conditions.
Pan told the IMF meetings in Washington DC that the global economy faced “enormous challenges” including trade protectionism, global geopolitical conflicts, and climate change, according to a PBoC statement published on April 18. He also said that AI was “leading a new round of technological revolution and
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