The racing agency confirmed to Bbb the Italian racing with a stable outlook. Kammer (IMF) in an interview with Repubblica: "the super bonus alone is not sufficient to explain the debt problem"
Geopolitical risks, in Europe markets in deep red, Milan loses 1,65% and retreats to 33.393 basis points dragged by Stellantis (-2,98%) on the day of the meeting and by the banks. The International Monetary Fund confirms Italy's GDP in 2024 (+0,7%) but lowers…
After the attack on the gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia, natural gas prices jumped by 13% yesterday - The Fed, however, is soft on rates - Yesterday Piazza Affari was at its highest level for 5 months but today...
The Italian companies interviewed by Bankitalia report a significant deterioration in the economic situation. The IMF reduces Italy's GDP to 0,7% in both 2023 and 2024, more pessimistic than the Mef. The Fund instead provides better news for inflation and…
The International Monetary Fund believes that for the 2050 objectives, state budgets must be supplemented with private resources. A new carbon tax as a solution
The country led by Vladimir Putin therefore seems to have recovered with the war economy after the fall in GDP in 2022 (-2,1%), caused by sanctions after the invasion of Ukraine
Terrorism and the economic crisis have made Tunisia a powder keg dumping migrants all over Europe and threatening to ally with China if its requests for huge economic aid are not met
Apple's recent decision to move iPhone production from China to India is a sign of Delhi's growing ability to attract foreign investment in an economy that will become the third largest in the world by 2027
The International Monetary Fund is more cautious on global economic prospects after the turmoil at the Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse - And it warns: "High interest rates are weakening growth" - Estimates for Italy have also been updated
The International Monetary Fund is revising upwards the world GDP and that of Italy but the Stock Exchanges are anxiously waiting for the Fed's decisions on rates. Samsung alarm on electronics
The forecasts of the International Monetary Fund discourage the Stock Exchanges - Sales are raining and Piazza Affari is among the most affected lists
After +3,2% in 2022, next year will close for Italy with a 0,3% drop in GDP. The USA and China are slowing down, -3,4% in 2022 for Russia. According to the IMF, the "energy shock is not transitory"
The alarm raised by the International Monetary Fund on the recession frightens the markets on the eve of the meetings of the top management of the Fed and the ECB - Piazza Affari is losing ground again but Wall Street is clamored by the collapse of Walmart
Income erosion, due to food and energy inflation, risks increasing social tensions in the most economically fragile regions of Latin America
After the Doing Business 2018 scandal, with the upward revision of China's ranking, international institutions are at a crossroads: we need to clarify before continuing with reform and governance
The International Monetary Fund slightly lowers global growth estimates while German business confidence is below expectations - Two-speed exchanges but the Ftse Mib is approaching the psychological threshold of 26 thousand basis points
It is war on the statistics of the Monetary Fund: the USA accuse Georgieva of having favored China and ask for her resignation. But Europe resists as the annual meeting with the World Bank kicks off in Washington
According to the International Monetary Fund, Italy will grow more than Germany in 2021 but today Piazza Affari is paying for the chips effect but also for taking profits from the banks - Campari flies after the bills
The Monetary Fund revises upwards the estimates on the growth of the Italian GDP (+4,5%) and Piazza Affari reverses course, rising by 0,3% thanks above all to Pirelli, Prysmian, Ferrari and Saipem - H-Farm still super for the record sale of…
Above all, the London and Frankfurt stock exchanges shine, but also Wall Street - Piazza Affari moderately up but the Btp-Bund spread returns above 100
The International Monetary Fund raises its estimates on global growth, but also on Italian growth - But Istat reports that Italy has lost 945 jobs in one year, despite the freeze on layoffs
This is the expected effect over five years - The Fund improves its estimates of Italian GDP for 2020, but worsens those for 2021 - Governments urged to invest in "healthcare, education and decarbonisation"
Despite a superficial management of the emergency, Bolsonaro is consolidating his popularity and the IMF has improved its 2020 GDP estimates: from -9 to -5,8%.
The International Monetary Fund, which predicts a collapse in world and Italian GDP in 2020 higher than previous estimates, has quantified the losses from Coronavirus, aggravated by the persistence of the pandemic - Eyes on FCA, Generali, Cattolica, Tim,…
The International Monetary Fund worsens its estimates for 2020 and forecasts a drop in world GDP of 4,9% and a collapse of the Italian one by 12,8% - In Piazza Affari, many blue chips drop by 5-6% : The…
The alarm about the deep recession raised by the Monetary Fund and the new collapse in the oil price hit the stock exchanges at the heart but Piazza Affari (-4,78%) is the black shirt - The new surge in the differential between the yields of…
The recession will be tougher than the XNUMXs: this is the alarm launched yesterday by the Monetary Fund, according to which our country will be the one to emerge worst from the Coronavirus: rain of sales on BTPs and higher spreads - Yet, Wall Street…
According to the IMF's World Economic Outlook, Italian GDP will record an unprecedented collapse in 2020, while the unemployment rate will soar to 12,7% - The repercussions of the coronavirus on all Eurozone countries are very serious while the global economy…
"The debt is no longer sustainable": this is the verdict of the IMF's latest mission to Buenos Aires, which however offers President Fernandez a way out: to cut the value of the bonds of private creditors.
The Monetary Fund rejects basic income and welcomes the cut in the tax wedge. And on quota 100 he warns: it costs too much, just abolish it. Here's under what conditions
Serious warning from the new Argentine president to the IMF on the country's state of insolvency and the current impossibility of honoring the commitments undertaken by his predecessor
In Buenos Aires, all forecasts point to the defeat of outgoing President Macri and the victory of the Peronist couple Fernandez-Kirchner for Sunday: what will the new government do?
The resources will be used to finance electrification and autonomous driving technologies - Investments in Modena, Cassino and Turin - Bentivogli's comment (FIM-Cisl)
The international regulation of cryptocurrencies will be the central theme of the Annual Meetings of the Monetary Fund, the last of Lagarde before her passage to lead the ECB
The rescheduling plan covers a total of approximately $110 billion in debt - Long and short-term securities held by foreign investors will also be affected
The defeat of President Macri in the primaries and the victory of the Peronists bring Argentina back to the brink of bankruptcy and the central bank raises the interest rate to a record 74%
The head of the Monetary Fund has resigned from office and is preparing to preside over the central bank, after Mario Draghi, in November
Speaking at the Trento Festival of Economics, the former IMF chief economist replied to FIRSTonline on the future of the EU: "Agree with Tria on a new European investment plan, but not financed by the ECB by issuing money".
The worsening of the economic crisis and the weakness of President Macri's reforms raise the hypothesis of Cristina Kirchner's return to the field just six months before the elections, despite the aid from the Monetary Fund
Speaking at a press conference in Washington, the French economist also said she was satisfied with the improvements in the Italian banking system: "NPLs have been reduced, but more needs to be done".
Expansive monetary policy confirmed: zero rates at least until the end of 2019, details on the LTTRO in the coming months - Even the IMF warns Italy: "Fears about the debt-bank link are back"
Trump's New Trade Offensive Against Europe Worries Markets No Less Than IMF's Growth Alert - Brexit Extension - Bond Rush
The stagnation of the Italian economy (only +0,1% in 2019) and the risk of a no-deal Brexit are the main fears of the Monetary Fund for Europe and the stock exchanges reverse course in the morning
Increasingly downward estimates for the Italian GDP in 2019, but the Stock Exchange is running and analysts believe that the Ftse Mib index, which yesterday touched 20, could even reach 20.400 basis points - Btp 30…
Lagarde's warning on world growth and on Italy worries the markets - Brexit breakthrough: Labor wants a new referendum - Usa-China: the patent issue remains - Ubi: Carige and Mps are not for us - The…
IMF confirms the Bank of Italy estimates on the slowdown in growth: +0,5% in 2019 - May presents plan B for Brexit - Draghi to the Eurogroup - Dividend detachment in Piazza Affari slows down the Ftse Mib - New boom in…
The Economy Minister spoke at the IMF meeting in Bali, reiterating that "there is no justification for the current level of the spread", which today rose to over 308 basis points - On the risk of financing at the end of Qe: " Auctions are held…
The Fund worsens its forecasts on the trend of the Italian debt-GDP ratio and warns: "We need credible and substantial consolidation in the medium term" - The global economic expansion "won't last" and the next crisis could be triggered by US inflation or from a Hard…
The Monetary Fund lowers its estimates on the growth of the Italian economy and warns the Government: "Do not touch the Jobs Act and the Fornero law" - Meanwhile, the Btp-Bund spread rises more every day while Piazza Affari, after yesterday's debacle, will try…
The Conte government's promise to respect the European rules in the budget maneuver pleases the Monetary Fund - Piazza Affari is counting on the recovery together with all the European stock exchanges, but Trump is also exacerbating the trade war with Japan...
Ten years later, the International Monetary Fund sums up the measures undertaken over the years to prevent a similar situation from happening again - Lagarde: "Too many banks, especially in Europe, remain weak".
The exchange rate is now close to 34 pesos for a greenback (-7% today only): the Argentine currency has therefore lost 40% of its value from January to today - Inflation is also worrying, close to 30% per year, one of the…
REPORT BY LOMBARD ODIER - Where did the Turkish crisis come from and what will happen to the lira, the stock exchange, bonds and businesses - VIDEO.
At the International Conference of the Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the OECD it emerged that innovation and good institutions are the essential components for the revival of productivity, considered the engine of economic growth but stagnant everywhere - The macroeconomy of…
It is the largest disbursement of money ever granted by the Monetary Fund - After the definitive go-ahead for the agreement, which should arrive on June 20, a first tranche of 15 billion will start immediately - Argentina undertakes to reduce…
INTERVIEW WITH GIULIO SAPELLI, economic historian and great expert on Latin America - "The too sharp and too close rises in interest rates by the Argentine central bank have burned resources rather than defending the peso and have generated panic" -…
Yesterday, May 8, the Argentine currency touched a new low against the dollar despite the three maxi rises in interest rates made last week - Macri gives up and asks the Monetary Fund for 30 billion.
While Lega and M5S are thinking about abolishing the Fornero law, a recent working paper of the International Monetary Fund has recommended a new tightening on pensions to Italy: this is where the ax should fall according to Washington
A study by the International Monetary Fund sheds light on the Italian pension situation: spending in our country is the highest in Europe, equal to 16% of GDP. Here are the proposals from US economists who contributed to the published work…
If in Slovenia exports recorded double-digit growth (+16,2%) with a budget balance expected to be in balance this year, Albania has seen the important adjustments made in public finances recognized by the IMF, with the declining deficit to…
At the recent OECD-IMF-Bri international conference in Paris on low productivity growth and the role of finance, it clearly emerged that the multiplication of bankrupt companies to the detriment of companies with high productivity does not depend on monetary policy, but…
The IMF director general believes it possible that the Fund will develop its own cryptocurrency "to be more efficient and less expensive". In the meantime, bitcoin is breaking new records: since the beginning of the year, the virtual currency has revalued by 480% and…
Italian growth continues to strengthen: after +0,9% in 2016, Italian GDP will rise by 1,5% in 2017 and 1,1% in 2018, or 0,2 and 0,1 percentage points in more than the July estimates.
The new estimate is half a point higher than the one released in April - The estimates for the other main European countries have also been revised upwards, with the exception of Great Britain - The most abrupt slowdown is that of…
The new system aims to deal with the collapse of currencies that could be triggered by a massive flight of capital, in turn triggered by the Fed rate hike, intended to strengthen the dollar
Preliminary agreement finally reached between Greece and its creditors - The Ecofin meeting of 22 May is awaited, when the measures envisaged by the agreement will be discussed: cuts in pensions, tax reductions and reforms for energy and work -…
The country has the same problem as Portugal and Spain, according to the Washington institute - Non-performing loans in the Eurozone have fallen "in the last two years by only 120 billion and are still at a trillion dollars", he added…
The former spending review manager for the Letta and Renzi governments said that on his return he will hold a course at Milan's Bocconi University and publish a new book for Feltrinelli.
UK surprise: early elections on 8 June - London collapses and infects all stock exchanges: Mediaset, Atlantia and Telecom ko - Agcom: "Vivendi must go to Mediaset or Telecom" - Alitalia: referendum from 20 to 24 April - Eni closes…
Based on IMF forecasts, Italy will grow by 0,8% in 2017 (compared to +1,1% estimated in the Def) and by the same percentage in 2018 (+1% in the Def). - Also on consumer prices and current accounts.
Yet another day of fear in France - In Paris, a person was injured in the headquarters of the International Monetary Fund after opening an explosive envelope - In Grasse, a student opened fire in a high school, wounding 8…
There is still no political agreement, but Dijsselbloem assures: "Together with the Greek rulers, the creditors' representatives will work on a further package of measures, adopting a change in economic policy with less emphasis on budget austerity and greater…
Greece and Italy worry the markets again to the benefit of the US and the Emerging - Reports are circulating in London on the hypothesis of Italy's exit from the European Union but it is pure electoral fuss: however the political instability linked to the possible advance of…
FOCUS BNL - Getting out of the recession has not yet been enough to reduce income disparities between the different social classes - The middle class is particularly affected - According to Istat, 28,7% of the Italian population is at risk of poverty or…
The sentence was issued by the Cour de justice of the République, the court of ministers in Paris. The story refers to the period in which Lagarde was Nicolas Sarkozy's Minister of Economy - According to the judges, the number one…
The recent meetings of the IMF have highlighted the weaknesses of the world economy, which has 152 trillion of debt and over 300 trillion of assets and financial products, against a global GDP of less than half - Two mines…
The markets are studying Draghi's moves on QE while the IMF warns: the world is weighed down by a ballast of 152 trillion debts - Asia ok, oil and banks are driving Wall Street - MPS does not participate in the Piazza party…
«The solvency of a large number of companies» - writes the Washington organization «is threatened by a prolonged period of low interest rates» - Sustainability at risk - The Monetary Fund proposes to extend the stress tests to insurance…
In the latest Global Financial Stability Report, the Fund argues that a "more complete solution to the problems of European banks can no longer be postponed" - As for Italy, the efforts of the Renzi government "may not be enough"
Mario Draghi thinks of a correction of Qe with a gradual reduction in the purchases of securities and the markets become even more nervous - The IMF lowers its growth estimates - Pound sterling and sharp drop in gold - Over…
In view of the G20, the Fund calls for "very robust action" from governments against stagnation and protectionism - For Italian banks "need to accelerate on NPLs" - Today the data on US jobs will allow us to understand if the Fed…
The general manager of the International Monetary Fund will have to respond to the accusations of negligence of a public official for her involvement in the so-called "Tapie" arbitration - According to the transalpine magistrates, under pressure from Sarkozy, she would have tried to favor the entrepreneur in…
The markets are coming to terms with the weakening of the global economy (certified by the IMF) and are looking to the ECB which meets tomorrow - Wall Street slows down after the last galloping sessions: Netflix crash and Microsoft leap - Automotive under…
Forecasts for this year and next year reduced by 0,1% - The heaviest cut concerns the United Kingdom - The Fund calls for rapid action to improve the situation of banks, especially Italian ones - Fierce criticism of VAT efficiency…
According to the Washington Institute, which has revised its previous estimates downwards, Italy will grow this year "by just under 1%" and in 2017 by "about 1%" - Brexit is also to blame , but Renzi: "In the medium term it will hurt more...
According to the preliminary revision of the forecasts, contained in the update of the report, the GDP of the Eurozone is expected at 1,6% in 2016, with a slowdown to 1,4% in 2017.
On July 19, the IMF will publish an update to the World Economic Outlook in which it will cut global growth estimates - According to Lagarde, if the United Kingdom manages to maintain access to the single market, British GDP could…
After the Greek Parliament has approved all the measures requested by the creditors, today the Eurogroup should give the go-ahead for a tranche of aid that would secure Athens until November - However, the big question remains on the table…
The distribution of over 8 billion euros in dividends sinks the FtseMib which loses 2,3%: the declines of UnipolSai, Intesa, Bper and Ubi are particularly heavy - FCA is also in deep red due to rumors of a dieselgate that…
Three points from the International Monetary Fund in favor of Italy and the Renzi government: the reforms are impressive, the Atlas Fund is doing well to stabilize the banks, the recovery is slow but there is.
The extraordinary Eurogroup meeting will be held in the afternoon to examine "the progress" made by Athens - The Hellenic Parliament has given the green light to a new package of austerity measures, but the green light to the new tranche of…
"It is essential that the EU banking union is completed by putting in place the last pillar, a common deposit guarantee scheme, together with efforts to reduce risks to the financial system": argues Christine Lagarde, director general of the International Monetary Fund in the…
The Economy Minister replied to the International Monetary Fund, which cut growth estimates for Italy in 2016 and 2017: "We usually have a very low error rate on forecasts" - Padoan from New York has…
The non-performing loan ratio reaches 11,2% in Italian banks, against 6,7% in Spain and 4,3% in the entire Eurozone - The Fund promotes bail-in, but does not rule out the need for aid public for European banks.
The director general of the International Monetary Fund, in the text of his speech prepared for today's speech at the Goethe University in Frankfurt, said that "the recovery of the world economy continues but remains too slow, too fragile" - Words of praise for…
The propagation of shocks from emerging markets to stock prices and exchange rates in advanced economies "has grown substantially" - The insurance industry has changed over the last decade, according to a report by the Fund…
The deficit/GDP ratio is far from the targets set, the public debt is too high and the banking system has worrying weaknesses. For this reason, the IMF has asked Portugal for a contingency plan to achieve the objectives and correct…
New alarm from the IMF on global growth after the Chinese slowdown on exports that interrupted the recovery of oil and the stock markets - The markets await Draghi's moves tomorrow - Road show in Milan for the bond…
The Shanghai meeting closes on Saturday. The draft of the final communiqué expresses concerns about economic growth and the will to resort to reforms and flexibility but not to devaluations on exchange rates. "Monetary policy will support the economy but from…
The Monetary Fund sounds the alarm in view of the G20 - "Gradual recovery in the Eurozone, non-performing loans still high" - "QE supports recovery, but more needs to be done" - "Countries like Germany should invest more" - "The referendum…
