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Gita Gopinath says global economy’s fragmentation into power blocs risks wipeout of trillions of dollars in GDP

Andhra Pradesh students visit IMF office in Washington D.C.; receive guidance from Deputy Managing Director Gita Gopinath and Executive Director K. Subramanian. Students inspired by Subramanian's success story and Gopinath's journey from humble background to IMF Deputy Managing Director. Visit broadens horizons and ignites spark in students to encourage peers…

The hardest part of reining in prices still lies ahead.

Gita Gopinath argued that automation in manufacturing is an example of how experts can't accurately gauge the impact of tech on the labor force.

The International Monetary Fund’s executive board approved a $5.4 billion disbursement to Argentina, a key step forward in the government’s program that has faced setbacks amid a worsening economic outlook.

All eyes were on Greta Thunberg on Thursday as she called on the global energy industry and its financiers to end all fossil fuel investments at a high-profile meeting in Davos with Fatih Birol, the head of the International Energy Agency (IEA).

China could see a sharp recovery in economic growth from the second quarter onwards based on current infection trends after the dismantling of most COVID-19 restrictions, IMF Deputy Managing Director Gita Gopinath said on Wednesday.

The IMF's second-in-command is backing the Fed in its fight against inflation, advising Jerome Powell to "stay the course" with rate hikes.

As central authorities cite scientific evidence for easing travel and testing rules, local officials worry about being held accountable for new outbreaks

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that despite this year's projected growth rate of 7 per cent for the Indian economy, India remains concerned about the global economic outlook and geopolitical environment. Read more on Dynamite News:

Emerging markets do not face a systemic sovereign debt crisis, though many poorer nations do face big challenges, Gita Gopinath, the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) first deputy managing director told a panel in Washington on Tuesday.