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IMF's Lipsky on outlook for L America & Caribbean

In the speech 'Improving the Outlook for Latin America and the Caribbean' given on 13 April John Lipsky of the IMF said the outlook for Latin America and the Caribbean region has been favorable but with some work it could be better still.

IMF struggles to find a role on the global stage

According to this article from The Times, published Tuesday 10 April, both the IMF and the G7 are becoming outdated and toothless bodies as the world economic landscape is transformed by the rise of China, India and Brazil.

IMF Paper: Balance of payments crises under IT

This IMF Working Paper analyzes a small open economy model under inflation targeting. The Paper shows why such a monetary regime is vulnerable to speculative attacks that take place over a short period rather than instantaneously.

Audit committees in central banks

This IMF Working Paper reviews the tasks and design of audit committees, increasingly recommended as a way to strengthen financial accountability and good central bank governance.

IMF report says ECB has room for hikes - FT

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said the European Central Bank (ECB) has more room for further interest rate increases if eurozone growth improves further, the Financial Times said Wednesday 28 March, citing a draft copy of the IMF World Economic…

Rato on responding to shifts in financial risk

In the speech 'Responding to shifts in financial risk: the need for leadership' given on 23 March Rodrigo de Rato of the IMF said the global economy is still on track for healthy growth despite the adverse impact on US business prospects of a housing…

International finance and income convergence

The IMF Working Paper "International finance and income convergence: Europe is different" says recent studies conclude that the ongoing global financial integration may have had little or no value in advancing economic growth, especially in poor…

Kato on IMF reform and exchange rate surveillance

In the speech 'IMF reform and exchange rate surveillance' given on 7 March Takatoshi Kato of the IMF said exchange rate assessments need to disentangle factors that are relevant for the medium term from those affecting short-term dynamics.

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