IMF Survey
- Publisher:
- International Monetary Fund
- Publication date:
- 1970-10-28
- ISBN:
- 0047-083X
Issue Number
- No. 45-7, July 2016
- No. 45-6, June 2016
- No. 45-5, May 2016
- No. 45-4, April 2016
- No. 45-3, March 2016
- No. 45-2, February 2016
- No. 45-1, January 2016
- No. 44-12, December 2015
- No. 44-11, November 2015
- No. 44-10, October 2015
- No. 44-9, September 2015
- No. 44-8, August 2015
- No. 44-7, July 2015
- No. 44-6, June 2015
- No. 44-5, May 2015
- No. 44-4, April 2015
- No. 44-3, March 2015
- No. 44-2, February 2015
- No. 44-1, January 2015
- No. 43-12, December 2014
Latest documents
- Euro Area At The Crossroads: No Time For Complacency
Recovery in the euro area has strengthened, but the medium-term outlook remains weak and is endangered by lack of collective action, says the IMF in its latest review of the currency union.
- South Africa: Latest Outlook Shows Urgent Need for Policy Reforms
South Africa faces significant challenges and needs decisive action to revive growth, the IMF said in its latest annual assessment of the country’s economy.
- South Africa: Latest Outlook Shows Urgent Need for Policy Reforms
South Africa faces significant challenges and needs decisive action to revive growth, the IMF said in its latest annual assessment of the country’s economy.
- Poland: Strong Institutions a Must For Steady Growth
Poland has been growing steadily over the past years. However, some policies of the new government have dented investor sentiment and could slow down growth, according to the IMF.
- Globally Important German Financial System is Resilient
The financial system of Germany, home to systemically important financial institutions, has been bolstered by EU-wide and global reforms in the financial sector. At the same time, low interest rates and the ongoing transition to new supervisory and resolution mechanisms may pose risks, according to the IMF.
- A Blueprint for Portugalâs Future Growth
Portugal has bounced back from the global economic crisis, but to keep up momentum it will need to carry out additional reforms aimed at boosting growth, generating jobs, and improving competitiveness, according to a new IMF publication on the country’s economy.
- A Blueprint for Portugalâs Future Growth
Portugal has bounced back from the global economic crisis, but to keep up momentum it will need to carry out additional reforms aimed at boosting growth, generating jobs, and improving competitiveness, according to a new IMF publication on the country’s economy.
- Strong Recovery in Jamaica but Bold Reforms Still Needed
After several decades of low growth and rising public debt, Jamaica has made significant progress in restoring economic stability thanks to strong policies and program ownership.
- Strong Recovery in Jamaica but Bold Reforms Still Needed
After several decades of low growth and rising public debt, Jamaica has made significant progress in restoring economic stability thanks to strong policies and program ownership.
- Uncertainty Clouds the United Kingdomâs Economic Prospects
Featured documents
- IMF Explores Ways to Enhance Cooperation with Regional Groups
Close cooperation between the IMF and regional financing arrangements can contribute significantly to global financial stability, a new IMF paper says....
- Drop in Oil Prices Poses Challenges for Colombia
The sharp drop in oil prices poses significant challenges to Colombia’s near-term outlook, but strong economic policies are expected to moderate the growth slowdown in 2015, said the IMF in its annual assessment of the Colombian economy....
- Falling Oil Prices Hurt Exporters across Mideast, Central Asia
The steep decline in oil prices presents new economic realities for oil-exporting countries in the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan and in the Caucasus and Central Asia regions, says the IMF in its update of the Regional Economic Outlook....
- IMF Steps Up Training and Expert Advice Worldwide
In response to continued high demand from its membership across the globe, the IMF has increased its spending on capacity development for the fifth straight year and expanded its training program worldwide, according to the IMF’s latest Annual Report, released October 1....
- Uncertainty Clouds the United Kingdomâs Economic Prospects
- IMF Staff Paper: Linkages Between Labor Market Institutions and Inequality
In a continuation of their ongoing work on inequality, IMF economists have found a decline in unionization and the erosion of minimum wages to be associated with rising inequality in advanced economies. But these findings are not necessarily a blanket recommendation for higher unionization and...
- Geopolitical Risks Cloud Future of Russian Economy
Russia’s economy continued its slow pace of growth in 2013, reflecting pre-existing structural problems and the fallout of geopolitical tensions with Ukraine....
- Somalia Reaches Milestone with First IMF Review in Decades
Somalia should focus on strengthening the key building blocks for stability and growth as it recovers from more than two decades of civil war, the IMF says in its first review of the nation’s economy in a generation....
- Gabon Seeks to Diversify its Economy as Oil Revenues Decline
Hit hard by the recent oil price decline, Gabon can build resilience and revive growth by continuing to diversify its economy, says the IMF....
- Algeria Seeks to Diversify, Reshape Economy as Oil Revenues Decline