The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a regional economic outlook noting that the Middle East-Central Asia region has shown resilience in 2025 despite global uncertainty. #IMF #Economy #MiddleEast #CentralAsia #GlobalEconomy #Policyeast

WATCH | Martin Mühleisen, Atlantic Council GeoEconomics Center nonresident senior fellow and former IMF official, reflects on key takeaways, strategic priorities, and critical insights from the 2025 #AnnualMeetings of The World Bank and International Monetary Fund.

The Citi Markets 2025 Warsaw Macro Conference took place today, featuring insightful discussions on geopolitics, monetary policy, and global market trends. - Aleksander Kwaśniewski, President of Poland (1995–2005), shared his perspectives on the evolving geopolitical landscape; - Marta Kightley, First Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Poland, discussed Poland’s monetary policy; - Citi experts provided their views on macroeconomic developments and market dynamics.

“Uncertainty is the new normal — are you ready?” The International Monetary Fund projects a 3.0% global growth by 2025, but warns of perpetual economic uncertainty. The reality? Geopolitical tensions and trade disputes feed this uncertainty. Amid these challenges, resilience is key. Yet, will it last? Record gold prices at $4,000 an ounce suggest rising investor anxiety. It’s time to adapt. Strong policies and global cooperation are more crucial than ever. Are you prepared for this volatile economic landscape? #Economy #IMF #GlobalBusiness #Investment #EconomicGrowth #FinancialPlanning

Gita Gopinath makes a valid point. The world’s record exposure to U.S. equities represents a global systemic risk. But what’s overlooked is how this concentration reflects the moral and structural imbalance of the global economy. When we speak of “the U.S. and the rest of the world,” the key word is rest, a linguistic and conceptual marker of hierarchy. It reveals how the global financial order remains structurally designed around one center and many dependents. From the Africonomics perspective, this is not natural market evolution but the outcome of fiat monetary dominance, coercive financial structures, and asymmetric dependence that undermine economic sovereignty. A truly civilized and stable world economy cannot rest on one nation’s speculative markets. It must be grounded in sound money, structural justice, and moral balance among nations. #Africonomics #GlobalEconomy #MonetaryJustice #SoundMoney #MonetaryPolicy #EconomicCycles #FiatMoney #FractionalReserveBanking #FiatFraud #FiatRefuted #EndFiat #ManuelTacanho #Afrindependent #EconomicTruth #EconomicSovereignty #AfricanRenaissance #AfricanSovereignty #AfricaLiberated #DignityRestored #Civilization #CivilizationReborn

I wrote this to explore how policy and perception now move together through currencies and markets. What we’re witnessing isn’t protectionism — it’s a geopolitical shock, driven by the race to control the technologies defining the new economic order. #GlobalMarkets #Geoeconomics #CapitalFlows #TechnoNationalism #MarketPsychology

💱 10/07/25 8:00 a.m. CT: Risk and Resilience in the Global Foreign Exchange Market | International Monetary Fund How vulnerable is the world’s largest financial market to rising uncertainty and structural fragilities? The IMF’s October #2025GlobalFinancialStabilityReport explores mounting risks in the foreign exchange market and their implications for developing economies. The launch of IMF latest research, featuring IMF Financial Counsellor Tobias Adrian, Tomohiro Tsuruga, Andrea Deghi, and Harvard Business School’s Dr. Wenxin Du, moderated by The Brookings Institution’s Robin Brooks.

🌪️ Disaster-prone economies need resilient frameworks. Azar Sultanov and Zamid Aligishiev from the International Monetary Fund introduce the DIGNAD Model for macroeconomic resilience against natural disasters. 📽️ Watch the presentation & view slides: https://spr.ly/6043AIF7P https://spr.ly/6044AIF7u 🔗 #MathWorksFinConf2024 #Resilience #IMF

Day 25 of 100 Days Challenge The 1997 Asian Financial Crisis wasn’t just a story of collapsing currencies, it was a wake-up call about weak domestic bond market. 💡 When nations rely too heavily on foreign capital, the risks can multiply fast. The real shield against future crises lies in strong local bond markets that provide stability, resilience, and self-reliance. 🏛️ #thevaluationschool #AsianFinancialCrisis #BondMarkets #EmergingMarkets #FinancialStability #EconomicResilience #DebtMarkets #Finance #GlobalEconomy #Investing #MarketInsights Parth Verma