BOE’s Greene Says US Tariffs Pose Disinflation Risks for UK April 22, 2025 By Francine Lacqua and Tom Rees Megan Greene, one of the Bank of England’s most hawkish policymakers, said Donald Trump’s wave of global tariffs is more...
Sidelined G7 Finance Chiefs to Discuss Financial Reforms May 9, 2013 By William Schomberg Some of the world’s most powerful finance chiefs will meet in an English stately home on Friday and Saturday to...
Euro Zone, IMF Secure Deal on Cutting Greek Debt November 27, 2012 By Annika Breidthardt and Jan Strupczewski Euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund clinched agreement on reducing Greece’s debt on Monday in a breakthrough...
EU, IMF Clash over Greece Revives Debt Crisis Fears November 13, 2012 By Annika Breidthardt and Jan Strupczewski A public clash between Greece’s international lenders over how Athens can bring its debts down to a sustainable level has...
IMF Urges Permanent Fix to U.S. ‘Fiscal Cliff’ November 9, 2012 By Lesley Wroughton The International Monetary Fund on Thursday urged the United States to quickly reach an agreement on a permanent fix to...
IMF Says Benefits of Global Financial Reform Outweigh Costs September 11, 2012 By Alexandra Alper Tough new global financial rules will nudge up credit costs, but the slight drag they will place on major economies...
Europe Drawn Back to its First Problem – Greece August 27, 2012 By Luke Baker and Deepa Babington The euro zone debt crisis was born in Greece. Nearly three years and two bailouts on Europe must decide whether...
IMF Cuts Global Growth Forecast as Emerging Economies Slow July 17, 2012 By Lesley Wroughton The International Monetary Fund has cut its forecast for global economic growth and warned that the outlook could dim further...
Judge Rejects Strauss-Kahn Immunity in Civil Damages Lawsuit May 2, 2012 By Joseph Ax A New York judge rejected former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s claim of diplomatic immunity on Tuesday, ruling a...
Greece Averts Immediate Default with Bond Swap Deal Success March 9, 2012 By George Georgiopoulos and Lefteris Papadimas Greece averted the immediate risk of an uncontrolled default, winning strong acceptance from its private creditors for a bond swap...