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The IMF’s Kristalina Georgieva sees “exceptionally high” uncertainly persisting. Here’s her advice for nations navigating tricky economies.
US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s latest tit-for-tat showdown has both countries claiming the ball is now in the other’s court, with the clock ticking toward another escalation in import tariffs.
The US Treasury secretary says China’s restrictions on critical minerals will hurt their own international standing.
In a scenario modeled by Oxford Economics, a U.S.-focused tech slowdown would send the world’s biggest economy inching toward a recession and drag global growth to 2% in 2026 instead of a baseline 2.5% — with the prospects for an even bigger hit.
For the fourth successive year, the Nobel Committee has awarded the prize to economists who have delved into history to answer some of the big questions of our time. It’s the turn of path-breaking res
Sub-replacement fertility rates are altering demographic landscapes and could threaten economic growth in the coming decades.
Nigeria has made significant progress in stabilizing its economy through recent policy reforms but needs to do more to improve living standards and tackle soaring food prices, the World Bank said in a report released on Wednesday.