IMF旨在促进国际货币合作、维护金融稳定、促进经济可持续发展等。当前，IMF拥有190个成员国，致力于改善全球经济形势和减少贫困，在全球经济治理中扮演着至关重要的角色。
访问官网 →The Kyrgyz Republic has sustained strong economic growth for the fourth consecutive year, but inflation is now above the central bank’s target.Growth is expected to moderate as reexport and trade-related activities plateau.The favorable economic performance provides a window of opportunity to enhance resilience, strengthen policy buffers, and support incl...
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The IMF Executive Board concluded the 2026 Article IV consultation and approved the review of Costa Rica’s qualification under the Flexible Credit Line arrangement with an access level of about US$1.5 billion (equivalent to 300 percent of quota).GDP growth reached 4.6 percent in 2025, driven by robust goods exports. Inflation has been persistently low and...
The WAEMU was among the fastest growing regions in the world in 2025, with low inflation and external reserves at comfortable levels following a sharp recovery. Fiscal deficits narrowed and public debt declined for the first time in over a decade.The region faces significant downside risks, notably from the war in the Middle East, high debt burdens and ele...
While the UK economy has remained resilient in recent years, the war in the Middle East is dampening near-term prospects. Growth is projected to slow to 1.0 percent this year, then gradually recover as the shock dissipates. Higher energy prices are expected to push inflation up temporarily and delay the return to the central bank’s target by about one yea...
Shipping and flight disruptions highlight new fault lines in the global economy and their costs for growth and livelihoodsThe war in the Middle East has severely disrupted maritime and air traffic, damaging infrastructure and interrupting transport corridors that are critical for global energy and goods. Even in the best case, there will be no neat and cle...
The region can best cope by protecting vulnerable people, letting prices adjust, anchoring inflation expectations, and accelerating structural reformsAsia entered 2026 on a strong footing. Despite the region bearing the brunt of US tariffs last April and persistent trade policy uncertainty, growth was resilient in 2025 and trade remained robust. Now, the w...
Global public debt rose to just under 94 percent of GDP in 2025 and is set to reach 100 percent by 2029, one year earlier than projected in April 2025. This accumulation is driven largely by the world’s major economies. Public finances are under strain from mounting spending pressures—on social needs, defense, and strategic autonomy—and rising interest ...
OverviewThe April 2026 Global Financial Stability Report assesses elevated financial stability risks amid the war in the Middle East, highlighting how multiple amplification channels could test resilience—and why decisive policy action is needed to safeguard global stabilityGlobal financial stability risks are elevated. The global financial system is conf...
The global economy faces renewed tests as the war in the Middle East threatens to disrupt growth and disinflation.After withstanding higher trade barriers and elevated uncertainty last year, global activity now faces a major test from the outbreak of war in the Middle East. Assuming that the conflict remains limited in duration and scope, global growth is ...