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IMF further delays Ukraine bailout

IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said that without substantial anti corruption and reform efforts from officials in Kiev, a resumption of funding could be difficult

Egypt seeking financial support: IMF

The Fund plans to send a staff team to the country at the end of this month to review the situation

Indian corporate balance sheets weak, reforms slowing: IMF

Earlier this week, the IMF marginally lowered India's growth forecast to 7.4% for 2016 and 2017, from the 7.5% in April

Reforms in India not fast enough, says IMF

Out of nine 'reform priorities' taken under consideration by the IMF for various countries, India has been found to have done well on three

IMF asks key G20 countries to spend more for growth

IMF wants advanced economies like Germany and the US to channel more public spending into infrastructure investment

IMF note flags growth hurdles in India

Says corporate and bank balance sheet woes, slow reforms, sluggish exports worrying

IMF cuts India's growth projections slightly

The government expected economic growth in the range of 7-7.75 per cent for the current financial year

IMF trims India's GDP to 7.4% for FY17

The global lending agency also said that Brexit has resulted in global economic uncertainty

IMF sets $5.3 billion program for Iraq

It will also focus on maintaining the peg of the Iraqi currency to the US dollar, while slowly removing exchange restrictions

IMF board approves $5.34 billion standby arrangement for Iraq

Under the terms of approval an immediate disbursement of $634 million will be done under the program

IMF chief urges Britain, Europe to reduce Brexit risks

IMF had warned before the referendum that the British economy could shrink to 0.8% in 2017 if it leaves EU

IMF's Christine Lagarde urges smooth transition for UK, EU authorities

She said, 'We support commitments of BoE and ECB to supply liquidity to banking system, curtail excess financial volatility

Daniel Gros: IMF go home

There is no good reason to keep the IMF around today - and there are billions of good reasons to send it home

IMF urges 'reloaded' Abenomics for Japan growth targets

Abe swept to power in late 2012 on a pledge to kick-start the world's No 3 economy with his 'Abenomics' policy blitz

IMF revives recession warning for UK economy over 'Brexit' vote

Says effects of leaving would be 'negative and substantial'; would likely mean lower output, higher inflation

IMF calls for overhaul of Abenomics stimulus policies

The global lender called for a more flexible monetary policy framework with the Bank of Japan

IMF urges China to tackle 'high' corporate debt

China has accumulated debt faster than any G20 nation over the past decade, climbing to 247% of GDP

International Monetary Fund approves $1.5 billion loan to Sri Lanka

The Executive Board of the IMF approved a 36-month extended arrangement under its Extended Fund Facility

IMF says Greece still at long-term risk despite bailout deal

A breakthrough EU agreement done to release fresh bailout funds to Greece averted the threat of a massive default on its debt in coming months

IMF backs Saudi economic plan, fiscal policy

The kingdom is cutting their spending at the right speed to cope with a huge state budget deficit caused by low oil prices