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Bessent Chides IMF, World Bank as He Says ‘America First Does Not Mean America Alone’
Bessent spoke to the Institute of International Finance as both the International Monetary Fund and World Bank held their spring meetings in Washington. On Monday, the IMF downgraded its forecast of U.S. economic growth to 1.8% this year, a reduction from the 2.7% it estimated as recently as January.
Treasury Secretary Bessent Accuses IMF And World Bank Of "Mission Creep"
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent spoke Wednesday to international economists attending IMF and World Bank spring meetings in Washington D.C. this week, telling them the Trump administration wants to overhaul these institutions to create a more "sustainable international economic system.
The IMF’s world trade uncertainty index is currently 7 times higher than it was in October 2024, much higher than in the ...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent took aim at the International Monetary Fund during a Wednesday speech at the Institute of International Finance. "The IMF has suffered from mission creep. The IMF was ...
Economic pressures from steep new U.S. tariffs will push global public debt above pandemic-era levels to nearly 100% of ...
The ECB should hold its key rate at 2% from the summer barring major shocks, Alfred Kammer, director of the European ...
Higher tariffs and heightened geopolitical tensions may push government debts to new highs over the coming years, making the ...
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The IMF said that the global economy will grow just 2.8% this year, down from its forecast in January of 3.3%, according to ...
The International Monetary Fund is sounding alarms about slowing economic growth and the potential for a U.S. recession ...
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