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The outlook for the global economy is growing slightly brighter as China eases its zero-COVID policies and the world shows surprising resilience in the face of high inflation, elevated interest rates and Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine. That's the view of the International Monetary Fund, which now expects the world…

"2023 could be the year of turning points, with growth bottoming out and inflation decreasing," IMF chief economist says.

IMF says UK economy is likely to contract 0.6% as rising interest rates and higher taxes take toll

Kristalina Georgieva expects growth to bottom out this year.

Governor Andrew Bailey sparked more market turmoil after he said Bank of England support will end on Friday.

Sterling falls more than a cent to below $1.10 after Andrew Bailey tells pension firms they have ‘got to get this done’

The three largest economies will ‘continue to stall’ and ‘the worst is yet to come’, it warned.

The Fund cites Ukraine war, record-high inflation and effects of pandemic as key reasons; it expects inflation in the country to return to the tolerance band in the fiscal year 2023-24

Global growth is expected to slow further next year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday, downgrading its forecasts as countries grapple with the fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, spiralling cost-of-living and economic downturns.

Fund says ‘worst yet to come’ because of rising living costs, Ukraine war and Chinese slowdown

A new issue of International Monetary Fund Special Drawing Rights reserves is among options that could be considered to aid countries struggling with spillovers from the Ukraine war but there are no active discussions on the matter, IMF officials said on Tuesday.