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Honoring OAP’s 25th anniversary, IMF Deputy Managing Director Kenji Okamura, former FinMin Aso, FinMin Suzuki, & BoJ Governor Kuroda, praised the long-standing IMF-🇯🇵 cooperation, pledging to continue efforts to deliver sustainable growth & prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region.
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The Inflation Reduction Act must spur the right mix of competition and cooperation or it could hinder the clean-energy transition, Columbia’s Jason Bordoff writes in F&D magazine. bit.ly/3EOxYBd
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High-frequency economic indicators show that the slowdown in global growth is increasingly evident. See our latest Chart of the Week blog for a snapshot of the data and factors at play. bit.ly/3g7WlkH
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The number of borrowers remained broadly stable for both men and women during the pandemic albeit cross-country variations. For more details, check out our 2022 Financial Access Survey Trends and Developments. data.imf.org/FAS
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ICYMI: Our 10th #StatsForum highlighted a number of essential conversations around measuring the tangible benefits of intangible capital like blockchain, data, or AI. Watch the replays and check out the research here: imf.org/StatsForum
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While monetary policy can help subdue inflation, fiscal policy can put the economy on a sounder long-term footing through investment in infrastructure, education, and health care. bit.ly/3gqGApk #IMFBlog
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Fiscal policy can ease the task of monetary policy to reduce inflation and mitigate risks to financial stability. See our latest blog for more on how fiscal policy can help tame inflation. bit.ly/3gqGApk
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Dominica is determined to become the first climate-resilient country by 2030 and is investing heavily to “disaster-proof” its buildings and infrastructure. Learn more in F&D. bit.ly/3tw6Kcu
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In sub-Saharan Africa, the prices of key staples such as maize and wheat have increased since 2019, contributing two-thirds of overall inflation in fragile states and one-half elsewhere in the region. Read our blog. bit.ly/3DdsfVT
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Nearly all 32 countries in the Middle East and Central Asia region have pledged to contain greenhouse gas emissions. A new #IMFblog assesses countries’ fiscal policy options to meet them. bit.ly/3T9IWGv
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Oceans of Grain, a new history of how wheat feeds the world, is a timely, readable, and forceful argument that grain plays a key role in the rise and fall of empires. Read the review in F&D. bit.ly/3yShAxt
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Costa Rica is the 1st country to receive financing under the IMF's new Resilience and Sustainability Facility. The support will have a positive impact on efforts to fight climate change, says Finance Minister Nogui Acosta Jaén in a Country Focus interview. bit.ly/3XdQfju
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Crypto assets might be used to circumvent capital flow management measures. New IMF research calls for comprehensive and coordinated global regulation in this area. bit.ly/38gRjP2
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In the current energy crisis, the urge by countries to create alliances with some and alienate others may lead to a fragmented energy market that is less secure for everybody, says 's Samantha Gross in an F&D interview. bit.ly/3TAbbPG
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Global crypto regulation would bring order to markets and provide a safe space for useful innovation to continue, the IMF's Aditya Narain and Marina Moretti write in an article for F&D. bit.ly/3efuFcx
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Liquidity is a measure of how well financial markets work, and it has been worsening across different classes of assets like stocks or bonds, but others as well, amid high uncertainty about the economy and monetary policy. bit.ly/3zlfbvd #IMFBlog
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G20 economies are seeing a steady worsening of purchasing manager indices, the survey-based gauges tracking the momentum of manufacturing and services activity. bit.ly/3g7WlkH
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The pandemic has deepened long-standing inequalities between women and men. The IMF is weaving in the impact of economic policies on women’s lives in its analysis and advice for countries. Read the 2022 #IMFAnnualReport bit.ly/3DD7ZgF
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Sub-Saharan Africa is witnessing a rapid development of digital currencies. For example, $698 billion in mobile money transactions took place in 2021. Countries are also exploring central bank digital currencies, and crypto assets are growing. bit.ly/3rWOwkf
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Barbados is among the first countries to request financing from the IMF's Resilience and Sustainability Trust for affordable, long-term financing to help the Caribbean nation build resilience to climate change. Learn more: bit.ly/3SN0HvE
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High-frequency economic indicators show that the slowdown in global growth is increasingly evident. See our latest Chart of the Week blog for a snapshot of the data and factors at play. bit.ly/3g7WlkH
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Our interactive Chart of the Week blog features a visualization of how economic momentum is evolving around the world, collecting forecasts from the latest World Economic Outlook. bit.ly/3gjRTiJ
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“The most vulnerable groups have to be supported, but the way to reconcile supporting those groups with maintaining prudent public finances is to make sure fiscal measures are targeted and temporary.” Chief Economist Philip Lane
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