Nigeria Losing Billions to Illicit Financial Flows, Says IMF
The IMF says illicit financial flows are worsening Nigeria’s revenue crisis as it pledges renewed support to track illegal fund movements.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Laos' sovereign debt crisis dates back to the early 2000s, when public debt exceeded 140% of GDP The post Is Laos falling into China’s debt trap? appeared first on International Finance.| International Finance
The IMF says illicit financial flows are worsening Nigeria’s revenue crisis as it pledges renewed support to track illegal fund movements.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nairobi, Kenya: An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff team led by Haimanot Teferra visited Nairobi from...| Consumers Federation of Kenya (COFEK)
In a concerning forecast by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Nigeria's foreign reserve is expected to see a significant reduction,| Nairametrics
China asserts global AI norms. Trump reignites trade wars. Infrastructure falters and ecosystems burn - while Indigenous nations, farmers, and communities begin restoring the Earth.| Age of Transformation
In 2025, the European Union and the People’s Republic of China mark the 50th anniversary […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has officially credited $367 million to the account of the Bank of Ghana, following the| The Overseers - Ghana No.1 News
Briefing note for the 2025 Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund From Climate Civics and the Climate Value Exchange What are we doing? 2025 has been so far a time of deep turmoil, destabilizing long-standing alliances, financial markets, trade relations, food prices, and vast reservoirs wealth. Across the world, future-building potential is at risk […]| Blue Notes
Briefing note for the 2025 Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund From Climate Civics and the Climate Value Exchange What are we doing? 2025 has been so far a time of dee…| Climate Value Exchange
Briefing note for the 2025 Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund From Climate Civics and the Climate Value Exchange What are we doing? 2025 has been so fa…| Climate Civics
Global growth is holding steady, but remains below historical averages the IMF is reporting in its latest forecast released Friday (January 17) in Washington, DC. Inflation is moderating back towards central bank targets and growth holding steady at 3.3%, but there are risks and uncertainty the IMF said ahead of the release of the quarterly […]| The Herald ghana
Almost three years on from the coup that overthrew the first truly democratic government the country had seen since the 1960’s Myanmar and its ethnic minoriti| Eastern Angle
The UK government today announced its “AI Opportunities Action Plan” — a rough and buzzword-saturated sketch promising to spend billions on this magical new technology that will achieve unprecedent…| Pivot to AI
In the Supply/demand balance For crude tankers, BIMCO forecasts the supply/demand balance will tighten further during both 2024 and 2025. Low fleet growth, along with increasing sailing distances, create the foundation for the improvement despite a slowing of growth in oil demand.| The Maritime Review
Ahead of the Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, CCI is calling for a significant increase in multilateral climate cooperation, in line with Article 6.8 of the Paris …| Climate Value Exchange
