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BBN has covered 8 stories about IMF, mostly in Your Money and Tech, as reported by The Guardian, CNBC, The Japan Times, Bloomberg.com and others. Newest first.

  1. Tech

    IMF warns an AI share crash could threaten global stability

    The IMF's twice-yearly Global Financial Stability Report also flags government borrowing and cyberattacks; the fund's prescription involves fewer vibes than the coach's.

    Reported by The Guardian
  2. Your Money

    IMF warns global economy 'could soon test the limits of resilience'

    Emergency oil stocks are running low and government budgets are overstretched globally, according to the IMF's latest World Economic Outlook report.

    Reported by The Guardian
  3. Your Money

    IMF scenario: Australian fuel could jump 30c a litre

    The IMF's latest World Economic Outlook models oil at one hundred thirty US dollars a barrel, which could also pressure Australia's Reserve Bank to raise interest rates; pumps may notice first.

    Reported by The Guardian · with a Short
  4. Tech

    IMF's AI 'tsunami' warning gets a World Bank council backup

    The World Bank jobs council is pushing for emergency employment measures while the IMF warns young workers face the greatest AI disruption risk.

    Reported by CNBC · with a Short
  5. Your Money

    IMF chief warns of threat from AI to jobs and taxes

    IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva says AI is already cutting demand for workers doing routine tasks, and warns tax systems may have to change worldwide; the robots owe nothing yet.

    Reported by The Japan Times
  6. Your Money

    Gut Check on Rates, IMF Warning, NetApp Upgrade

    Reported by Bloomberg.com, The Japan Times
  7. World

    IMF Warns France: 'Get Your House in Order' on Yields

    Reported by CNBC
  8. U.S.

    IMF Reaches Staff-Level Deal With Papua New Guinea, Per Reuters

    Reported by Reuters

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