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Downward revision will cast shadow over opening of World Economic Forum in Swiss resort
Employment soars but poor productivity hits wage increases
Andean state continues financial overhaul in face of months of anti-austerity protests
Human rights groups had argued the country is too corrupt and rich to merit the programme
The government has yet to break out of a boom and bust cycle
Programme will provide balance of payments support for cash-strapped economy
Fund poised to lend Equatorial Guinea $280m despite record of graft and rights violations
Darren Cullen and Gavin Grindon, the co-curators of a show launched in southeast London, want to tell us why “neoliberalism” is an “obscure and extreme ideological cult”.
Alberto Fernández has appointed a moderate team but offered few clues on economic policy
Boost for Zelensky as he prepares to meet Putin in Paris for peace talks
Policymakers seem to be warming to capital controls to avoid stagnation spreading
Country’s current fiscal and monetary policies are ‘stretched’, says IMF head
President-elect Fernández is reticent on likely relationship with bondholders and IMF
Trade disputes and rock-bottom interest rates pose a severe challenge to the IMF
To succeed in tackling the emergency, we need dramatic policies that are effective, legitimate and global
With its debt neither sustainable nor unsustainable, Argentina meets the test for maturity extensions
The FT's Brendan Greeley seeks answers at the annual International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington
A proposal for the stricken South American country.
Almost half of countries already distressed or at high risk of distress, IMF says
Its 2018 rescue locked in the policies that led to Argentina’s crisis. It is time to change course
Regional forecast reflects oil production cuts and comes amid price volatility
Prime minister is struggling to tackle rising prices and political frustration
IMF warns of threat to government balance sheets from deteriorating SOE finances
Participation could reduce, rather than increase, public support for progressive policies
IMF slashes forecast for world economy but that does not mean a recession is coming
