In recent days, China has been forcing down the value of the renminbi, partly in anticipation of Trump imposing new tariffs.

The U.S. attributes those surpluses to China holding down consumption while subsidizing manufacturing and exports, inflicting collateral damage on its trading partners. And it would like the IMF ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -China's latest stimulus measures moves will not meaningfully boost domestic demand, leaving a major ...

BEIJING--China’s economy is set to grow 5% this year, after a “strong” first quarter, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday, upgrading its earlier forecast of 4.6% expansion ...

The IMF’s new Resident Representative to Pakistan Mahir Bicini ... on top of roll overs of loans from friendly countries ...

The IMF has issued a warning about economic risks across Asia, pointing to challenges like trade conflicts, China's slowing property market, etc.

Friday's announcement is the latest in a string of stimulus measures China has taken to turn around its ailing economy.

Persistent downward price pressures from China can "provoke trade tensions" by hurting sectors in neighbouring countries with similar export structures, the IMF said, urging Beijing to take steps ...

Emerging market powerhouses India and Brazil also stood out on the upside of the IMF forecasts, while it dialed back growth expectations for China for this year and left next year's forecast for the ...

Data from the IMF shows that since 2018, ASEAN economies have continued to increase their market share of both Chinese and U.S. imports, value-added and foreign direct investment. However, global ...