WASHINGTON, June 15 (Reuters) - The world economy is weathering the shock of the war in the Middle East with no signs yet of a global slowdown, but risks remain high, International Monetary Fund chief ...

Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission Paul Atkins speaks during a panel on market-based finance during the 2026 Annual International Monetary Fund Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C., on ...

The International Monetary Fund warned on Wednesday that the global economy is projected to slow down significantly as commodity prices rise. The leading cause of the economic slowdown is the United ...

The global economy is set for a significant slowdown this year as higher energy costs weaken consumer spending and business investment, but it could become much more severe if the conflict in the ...

The global economy is on track for a sharp downward trajectory, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Wednesday. Global growth is projected to decline from 3.5 percent in 2025 to 3 percent ...

There has been no shortage of complaints about Chinese overcapacity in recent years. Beijing’s commitment to driving exports and widening its trade surplus, by any means necessary, has undermined the ...