The global economy now uses roughly half as much energy per dollar of output as it did in 1980, helping cushion oil shocks. Read more in F&D magazine. imf.org/en/publication…
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Welcome to the IMF’s India X account. We share our latest news, reports, and events from India and countries in the South Asian region.
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Global growth continues to hold up—but resilience is uneven across countries. Uncertainty remains high and risks persist. Read more in my blog. imf.org/en/blogs/artic…
00:00 - IMFinIndia repostedThis week’s Weekend Read explores the global economic impact of the war in the Middle East, the fiscal cost of energy shocks, Nigeria’s stablecoin surge, and how trade rules may need to adapt in a more geopolitical world. linkedin.com/pulse/weekend-…
- IMFinIndia repostedEconomic growth is a means not an end, Robert Skidelsky, the world’s leading Keynes authority, who died in April aged 86, writes in his final article for F&D magazine. imf.org/en/publication…
- IMFinIndia repostedFree trade created winners and losers at a scale economists failed to anticipate, especially across regions, Gordon Hanson writes in F&D magazine. imf.org/en/publication…
- IMFinIndia repostedGovernments can respond to energy and food price shocks in ways that help vulnerable people and keep businesses open without further straining public finances. See our blog. imf.org/en/blogs/artic…
- IMFinIndia repostedEconomic growth does not lead people to work less. What matters instead are policy choices about education, pensions, and labor rules, Amory Gethin and Emmanuel Saez write in F&D magazine. imf.org/en/publication…
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Xin Li, Senior Economist, SPR; Anamaria Maftei, Economist, FAD; and Ranil Manohara Salgado, IMF Senior Regional Resident Representative, met with ACC Members to discuss key policy priorities and legislative developments to strengthen good governance and anti-corruption efforts.
- IMFinIndia repostedIMF Managing Director @KGeorgieva announced that Tobias Adrian will retire as IMF's Financial Counsellor and Director of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department, effective August 31, 2026. Big thanks for his outstanding leadership and contributions over the years.
- IMFinIndia repostedThe global economy now uses roughly half as much energy per dollar of output as it did in 1980, helping cushion oil shocks. Read more in F&D magazine. imf.org/en/publication…
- IMFinIndia repostedEnergy price shocks demand thoughtful policy choices to support people and businesses and encourage conservation. That means fiscal responses should be temporary, targeted, timely, and tailored. Read our new blog: imf.org/en/blogs/artic…
