Reuters exclusively reported that China’s war games around Taiwan have led Biden administration officials to recalibrate their thinking on whether to scrap some tariffs or potentially impose others on Beijing, setting those options aside for now. The tariffs make Chinese imports more expensive for U.S. companies,...
Reuters exclusively revealed that securing a new $5 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) would help reassure Ukraine’s other creditors that the war-torn country’s macroeconomic situation was under.
Reuters exclusively revealed the Bank of England (BoE) would press on with plans to gradually sell its vast stock of British government bonds even if an economic slowdown eventually forces.
Reuters was first to report that a Luxembourg bailiff has ordered banks to freeze assets held by Ecuador in Luxembourg accounts as a result of a dispute over a $391 million settlement award that Anglo-French oil company Perenco says remains unpaid. Ecuador’s government pledged in June...
Reuters took readers on a deep dive into how several U.S. distressed debt asset managers are in fundraising talks with investors to boost their firepower, anticipating that a recession will.
Reuters exclusively revealed Bangladesh asked the International Monetary Fund to start talks on a new loan under the creditor’s Resilience and Sustainability Trust, which is designed to help countries ensure.
Reuters was first to report U.S. and Taliban officials have exchanged proposals for the release of billions of dollars from Afghan central bank reserves held abroad into a trust fund, offering a hint of progress in efforts to ease Afghanistan’s economic crisis. Significant differences between the...
Reuters was first to report Ukraine aims to strike a deal for a $15-$20 billion programme with the International Monetary Fund before year-end to help shore up its war-torn economy. Battered.
Reuters exclusively revealed that a decade ago Indonesia earned the unwelcome label of being among the so-called “Fragile Five” emerging markets, economies highly vulnerable to capital outflows and a currency.
Reuters exclusively reported the International Monetary Fund’s board of executive directors met last Friday to discuss the $44 billion Argentine programme for the first time since Silvina Batakis’ appointment as economy minister. In an informal meeting, the fund’s staff said Batakis, who was sworn in on...