IMF joins backlash against ‘opaque’ debt with Nigeria crackdown Financial Times: Markets 07-03 13:00
IMF FLAGS AI DEBT AS BIGGER RISK THAN VALUATIONS The IMF says AI-related borrowing poses a bigger financial stability risk than high tech stock valuations. IMF official Tobias Adrian warned that major tech firms are taking on more debt to fund AI investments, creating potential risks if profitability weakens. He added that recent earnings strength suggests current AI valuations are not yet showing classic bubble characteristics. *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) / Twitter 06-30 21:26
‘Tit-for-tat’ trade warfare threatens global economy, says IMF chief economist Financial Times: Markets 06-27 06:59
IMF: U.S. GROWTH REMAINS STRONG The IMF says the U.S. economy continues to show solid growth, citing the upward revision of first-quarter GDP to 2.1%. The fund expects inflation to gradually ease to the Federal Reserve's 2% target by 2027 and supports the Fed's decision to keep interest rates unchanged for now. *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) / Twitter 06-26 00:38