The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund concluded the Post-Financing Assessment (PFA) with Angola ...

Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring distinguishes itself from others by its complexity due to a particularly diverse creditor landscape and novel instruments issued in the restructuring. Not eligible for ...

This paper studies domestic monetary policy transmission in European countries with a significant share of lending and deposits in foreign currency, referred to as ‘euroized economies’. We find that ...

Afghanistan has endured decades of war and political turmoil, leading to repeated waves of displacement (refugees and internally displaced persons) and emigration. This paper documents key stylized ...

Despite considerable investments—including Nikita Khrushchev’s attempt to create a Soviet counterpart to Silicon Valley on ...

Gary Seidman profiles Stanford economist Guido Imbens, who is reshaping how researchers establish cause and effect in the ...

Wider external gaps in key economies point to the need for policy adjustment at home ...

Trade during wartime was once considered a nonstarter because it was seen as contributing to military capability ...

US President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal projects and regulations were so wide-ranging in their aims and scope that it’s ...

Although the level of Dutch labor productivity is high, its growth faces challenges. From an employment perspective, productivity can be boosted by improving education outcomes, strengthening ...

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed the Article IV Consultation for Hungary. The authorities have consented to the publication of the Staff Report prepared for this ...

Policymakers will need to achieve a difficult balance between benefits and risks while safeguarding both individual consumers and financial stability ...