IMFBlog2019-06-24T07:48:34-05:00June 24, 2019|
By Vivian Malta and Monique Newiak
Our chart of the week, drawn from the IMF’s 2019 economic health check for Nigeria, highlights substantial inequality in access to education between girls and boys, and between rich and poor. (more…)
IMFBlog2019-06-20T15:17:37-05:00June 20, 2019|
IMFBlog2019-06-19T14:27:00-05:00June 19, 2019|
By Sally Chen, Dimitris Drakopoulos, and Rohit Goel
China is embarking on the next stage of its integration into global financial markets. (more…)
IMFBlog2019-06-18T11:34:02-05:00June 18, 2019|
By Jason Harris, Abdelhak Senhadji, and Alexander F. Tieman
Our new data on government assets shows that when governments know what they own, they can make better use of the assets for the well-being of all their citizens. (more…)
IMFBlog2019-06-18T14:28:45-05:00June 18, 2019|
By Poul Thomsen
As we approach the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the former socialist countries of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe (CESEE) have made tremendous progress in becoming full-fledged market economies and raising income levels. (more…)
IMFBlog2019-06-17T12:58:39-05:00June 17, 2019|
By Shekhar Aiyar, John Bluedorn, and Romain Duval
Growth in the euro area rebounded earlier this year, but it remains fragile, while risks have increased. (more…)
IMFBlog2019-06-13T09:37:52-05:00June 13, 2019|
Burcu Hacibedel and Priscilla Muthoora
Rising economic growth has reduced inequality in low-income and emerging market countries over the years. (more…)
IMFBlog2019-06-10T08:00:45-05:00June 10, 2019|
IMFBlog2019-06-06T07:42:44-05:00June 6, 2019|
IMFBlog2019-06-19T09:26:31-05:00June 5, 2019|
