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IMF lifts global growth forecast for 2021, still sees 'exceptional uncertainty'
Business 5 years ago

IMF lifts global growth forecast for 2021, still sees 'exceptional uncertainty'

The IMF estimates that close to 90 million people are likely to fall below the extreme poverty threshold during 2020-2021.
Outlook 2021: Indonesian economy likely to rebound but risks loom
Business 5 years ago

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Outlook 2021: Indonesian economy likely to rebound but risks loom

The government, the central bank and various international institutions have predicted that Southeast Asia’s largest economy will grow between 4.4 and 6.1 percent this year.
Exclusive: IMF talks about future of Indonesian economy, regulatory reform
Business 5 years ago

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Exclusive: IMF talks about future of Indonesian economy, regulatory reform

The Jakarta Post interviewed the IMF mission chief for Indonesia Thomas Helbling via email in mid-October about the prospects of the Indonesian economy during the coronavirus pandemic.
Indonesia needs broad-based tax reform to boost state revenue: IMF
Business 5 years ago

Indonesia needs broad-based tax reform to boost state revenue: IMF

Indonesia aims to bring the fiscal deficit back below 3 percent by 2023.
IMF chief warns global economic crisis 'far from over'
Business 5 years ago

IMF chief warns global economic crisis 'far from over'

The massive scale and speed of government support has helped cushion the blow and allowed for the initial rebound, Gopinath and Georgieva wrote.
‘Crisis like no other’ will shrink Indonesia’s economy, IMF forecasts
Business 5 years ago

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‘Crisis like no other’ will shrink Indonesia’s economy, IMF forecasts

Indonesia’s economy is on track for a significant contraction this year as the coronavirus crisis has hit the global economy more severely than previously expected, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast.
IMF forecasts economic carnage as virus cases surge in Americas
Business 5 years ago

IMF forecasts economic carnage as virus cases surge in Americas

The International Monetary Fund said that this "crisis like no other" would send the global GDP plunging by 4.9 percent this year and wipe out an astonishing US$12 trillion over two years.
IMF, World Bank roll out all their lending tools
Business 5 years ago

IMF, World Bank roll out all their lending tools

The IMF and World Bank have aggressively pushed out financing to help countries deal with the health and economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.
Pandemic to bring Asia's 2020 growth to halt for first time in 60 years: IMF
Business 5 years ago

Pandemic to bring Asia's 2020 growth to halt for first time in 60 years: IMF

The projection is worse than the 4.7 percent average growth rates throughout the global financial crisis.
IMF projects 0.5% growth for Indonesia as global economy faces deep recession
Business 5 years ago

IMF projects 0.5% growth for Indonesia as global economy faces deep recession

The global economy is at risk of the worst recession since the Great Depression, according to the International Monetary Fund, while Indonesia may just avoid economic contraction.
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