AI investment boom may lead to bust, but not likely systemic crisis, IMF chief economist says
AI Investment Boom Could Lead to Dot-Com Style Bust But Avoid Systemic Crisis, IMF Economist Warns IMF Economist Warns of…
AI Investment Boom Could Lead to Dot-Com Style Bust But Avoid Systemic Crisis, IMF Economist Warns IMF Economist Warns of…
The International Monetary Fund has cautioned the Bank of England against premature interest rate cuts as Britain faces persistent inflation pressures. IMF chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas emphasized the need for careful monetary policy amid rising inflation expectations.
The International Monetary Fund has delivered a stark warning to the Bank of England, urging extreme caution regarding future interest rate decisions as the United Kingdom battles the highest inflation among G7 economies. In a significant intervention, IMF chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas emphasized that Britain’s central bank must maintain a careful approach to monetary easing despite growing pressure for relief from high borrowing costs.
Morocco’s finance minister describes recent Gen Z protests as a critical “wake up call” for the kingdom. The government now prioritizes accelerated economic reforms and immediate job creation for youth amid growing pressure.
In a striking admission of urgency, Morocco’s government has acknowledged that recent protests by younger generations have served as a powerful catalyst for economic change. Finance and Economy Minister Nadia Fettah Alaoui characterized the demonstrations as a “wake up call” that demands immediate action on job creation and economic reform, signaling a significant shift in the kingdom’s approach to addressing youth unemployment and economic stagnation.