The IMF acknowledged progress in banking resolution and safety-net reforms and commended macro-prudential measures designed to bolster capital buffers.

The government has set up advisory committees to assist economic policy-making in six key areas and enhance cooperation with the private sector.

The IMF would like to support the Ukrainian government's determination in this regard, Toffano said. Budget Code amendments could be among the examples of this determination, and the IMF knows how ...

With services exports growing by 12.8% and forex reserves at $634.6 bn, India’s macro fundamentals remain resilient amid ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reported a notable moderation in the global inflation rate, which decreased to 5.7% ...

Explore the significance of the Bretton Woods Agreement in shaping global economic relations post-WWII, establishing key ...

The economy is expected to grow 6.3-6.8 per cent in the coming fiscal year, a slower pace than before, according to the Economic Survey.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects South Africa’s yearly economic growth rate to reach 1.8% by 2030, supported in large part by ongoing electricity and logistics reforms. In the outcome of ...

India’s economy needs 8% growth for 20 years, deregulation, land-labour reform, says survey tabled by Union finance minister; ...

We broadly concur with the Survey's assessment of a pick-up in rural demand on the back of improved crop output, disinflation ...

Economic Survey 2024-25 emphasizes deregulation for growth, projecting 6.3-6.8% GDP growth for 2025-26, focusing on economic ...

India needs to grow around 8 per cent for a decade or two to achieve its Viksit Bharat dreams, the Economic Survey has ...