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Governments around the world are building out new rules for cryptocurrencies The International Organization of Securities Commissions has also laid out its 18 recommendations for global rules on managing crypto and digital assets The World Economic Forum’s Pathways to the Regulation of Crypto-Assets details key regulatory developments over the past few years The Forum is actively working
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'Reimagining Growth' is one of the key themes that covers economic growth and finance, at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos from 20-24 January Here's what you need to know, with live updates
- IMF: What does the world’s ‘financial firefighter’ do? | World Economic . . .
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) promotes economic stability worldwide, and provides loans for governments in economic distress It holds annual Spring Meetings with the World Bank, an opportunity for the public to watch live-streamed sessions on issues affecting the global economy Central banks will need to exercise caution around monetary policy in 2024, IMF Managing Director
- IMF raises US recession risk as tariffs drive global economic slowdown . . .
IMF ramps up probability of a US recession; Emerging markets seek regional solutions to tariffs; Is the US adopting a more crypto-friendly stance? For more on the World Economic Forum's work in finance, visit the Centre for Financial and Monetary Systems
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Global debt is soaring, with the IMF estimating global public debt at more than $100 trillion, or around 93% of global GDP In the wake of World War II, ‘financial repression’ was used to bring down the debt-to-GDP ratio But what is this debt reduction policy and what impact does it have over the long term?
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