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YOU WONT BELIEVE: International monetary fund - What They Never Told You

Rupee headed to 100? How much the psychological red line matters

India's rupee has slipped past ₹96 as high US Treasury yields, elevated oil prices and foreign portfolio outflows strengthen the dollar. The IMF says India can allow the exchange rate to act as a shock absorber, while the RBI weighs intervention against reserves, inflation and external risks. Experts debate whether…

The Economic Times · 6h ago

IMF reaches staff-level deal with Sri Lanka for $345 million in financing

The International Monetary Fund has agreed to a $345 million financing deal with Sri Lanka. This deal is contingent upon the upcoming 2027 budget being compliant with the programme's terms. Sri Lanka aims to restructure its debt as part of its ongoing economic recovery. Global trade conditions and energy prices…

The Economic Times · 10h ago

Colombia's Central Bank Just Raised Rates Again — What It Means for Families Sending Money Home

Colombia's central bank raised rates to 12.25% in a surprise vote. What it means for inflation, the IMF talks, and families sending money home

Latin Times · Oct 2

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How Guyana Became Richer Per Capita Than the United States

Guyana produces nearly 1 million barrels of oil daily, has surpassed the US in purchasing-power income per person, and is poised for $6.5B in oil revenue in 2026.

Latin Times · Oct 1

America’s final military withdrawal from Iraq is a major bonus for Iran

The last of the US-led coalition forces are leaving Iraq. It’s a significant bonus for Iran. The withdrawal date, September 30, was also the date by which Baghdad had pledged to bring numerous powerful Iran-backed militias under state control. But this deadline looks certain to be missed.

The Conversation · Sep 29

Colombia seeks IMF financing as government grapples with fiscal crisis: Report

Colombia's government is engaging with the International Monetary Fund to secure financial assistance amid ongoing fiscal challenges. President Abelardo De La Espriella has directed his economic team to pursue potential agreements beneficial to the nation's finances. The country is exhibiting increased borrowing in response to a widening fiscal deficit this…

The Economic Times · Sep 29

Nepal’s flooding disaster set to pile billions onto its national debt

IN FOCUS: Exclusive: New analysis shows how climate disasters are sending the national debt of countries soaring, as campaigners warn much more must be done to compensate vulnerable countries that have done little to cause the climate crisis. Nick Ferris reports

The Independent UK · Sep 27

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Senegal's President Faye: Macky Sall best candidate 'to fight for Africa' at UN

Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has thrown his weight behind his predecessor and former political rival Macky Sall to become the next United Nations secretary-general. No one is better placed to fight for Africa's place at the table, he told RFI and France 24.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 25

How Long Can Honduras Keep Paying 65% of Every Fuel Hike? What the Budget Overrun Means

Honduras pays L5.82 per gallon of diesel and its fuel subsidy is L270M over budget. What it means for the deficit, inflation and the IMF target.

Latin Times · Sep 23

Trump Got the Photo Op. The IMF, World Bank and IDB May Decide Venezuela's Comeback

Trump and Delcy Rodríguez met at the UN with no deals disclosed. Her talks with the IMF, World Bank and IDB may shape Venezuela's recovery more.

Latin Times · Sep 23

Bolivia IMF Loan Deal Triggers 83% Diesel Hike and Transport Union Calls for Nationwide Sept. 28 Strike

Bolivia's drivers plan a Sept. 28 stoppage over an 83% diesel hike. What the IMF-linked decree means for families in Bolivia and the U.S.

Latin Times · Sep 23

UK economic outlook brighter as new government measures will boost growth, says OECD – as it happened

Oil prices reverse earlier declines to rise above $100 a barrel again

The Guardian - UK · Sep 23

Same Data, Two Argentinas: What's Really Behind This Week's Anti-Milei Protests

Argentina's protesters and Milei's government are citing the same economic data to opposite ends. Here's what the numbers actually show.

Latin Times · Sep 22

Inside Paz and Rubio's New York Meeting: Trade, Security and Bolivia's Economic Reset

Rubio backed Bolivia's $1.9B IMF deal in a New York meeting with Paz, who pushed for U.S. trade access and security aid. Key facts, sourced.

Latin Times · Sep 22

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Latin Times · Sep 21

Bolivia's New Diesel Price Explained: Who's Striking, Who Made a Deal, and What's Next

Bolivia's diesel price rose 83% overnight as Paz scraps the subsidy ahead of an IMF vote. What's confirmed, what's disputed, and what comes next.

Latin Times · Sep 21

"March of Outrage" in Argentina: What Are Citizens Demanding?

Tens of thousands marched against Milei in Buenos Aires. What the 'Marcha de la Bronca' manifesto demands from unions, and what the numbers dispute.

Latin Times · Sep 20

Bolivia Rushed an IMF Loan Through Congress Right Before Paz's UN Debut — Here's Why

Rodrigo Paz heads to his first UN speech backed by a new $1.9B IMF loan that forces Bolivia to end fuel subsidies. Here's what's driving the trip.

Latin Times · Sep 20

Bolivia Ends Its Diesel Subsidy: What Higher Fuel Prices Mean for Blockades, Remittances and the Next 90 Days

Bolivia scrapped its diesel subsidy hours after Congress backed a $1.9B IMF loan. Here's what's confirmed, what's pending, and what could spark unrest.

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Euronews · Sep 19

Bolivia slashes diesel subsidies as its Congress ratifies $1.9 billion IMF deal to ease deep economic crisis

La Paz hopes the deal, awaiting final authorisation by the IMF’s executive board, will open other lines of finances from different institutions, like the World Bank, as the country works to restore its struggling credit status.

The Independent UK · Sep 19

Bolivia approves $1.9 billion IMF deal, eliminates diesel subsidies

Bolivia’s conservative government has won congressional backing for an international loan and moved to end diesel subsidies, risking political backlash

The Economic Times · Sep 18

Moody’s raises India FY27 growth forecast to 7% from 6% on resilient economy, stronger investment

Moody's has raised India's GDP growth forecast to seven percent for 2026-27. Strong private consumption and robust investment are driving this optimistic economic outlook. This revised forecast surpasses projections from the IMF and S&P Global Ratings. However, elevated energy prices and potential El Niño disruptions remain key risks. Fiscal consolidation…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Pakistan to seek bigger China swap line as $30 billion facility nears renewal

Pakistan plans to request an increased swap line with China upon its 2027 expiration. The nation anticipates a U.S. response regarding a proposed $10 billion stabilization facility soon. Discussions are ongoing with U.S. entities for potential aircraft and refinery financing. Pakistan navigates elevated crude oil prices due to Middle East…

AAP · Sep 16

Soft landing botched: IMF backs more rate rises

The Reserve Bank should "stand ready" to raise interest rates again, as the Middle East war and poor productivity growth make it harder to get inflation down.

The Guardian - AU · Sep 16

IMF urges Australian government to cut spending as another interest rate hike looms

Warning comes as forecast for nation’s economic growth downgraded amid concerns over rising debt and inflation

Latin Times · Sep 15

Bolivia: Only 6 of President Rodrigo Paz's Original 14 ministers Are Still in Office

Eight of the 14 ministers Paz swore in during 2025 are already gone. We break down the exits, the IMF deal, and Bolivia's fuel crisis.

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