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18/04/2026
Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Georgieva: We will cooperate with the World Bank to assess the needs of various countries, as well as whether the World Bank can provide grants, while the International Monetary Fund will provide more additional conditional frameworks.
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Federal Reserve Board governor Waller remains cautious about cutting interest rates and warns of long-term risks of conflict.
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Federal Reserve Governor Waller said that he is cautious about the need for an interest rate cut in the short term due to the energy shock triggered by the Iran war and warned that the conflict may have a lasting impact on inflation. Waller outlined two main scenarios in his speech. In the first scenario, if the Strait of Hormuz reopens and trade flows return to normal, officials will be able to overlook the surge in energy prices and shift their focus to the weak job market later this year. He said, "In this case, I think there is a prospect that potential inflation will continue to fall back to the 2% target, which makes me cautious about cutting interest rates now and more inclined to support the labor market through rate cuts later this year, when the outlook is more stable." However, he warned that oil prices and the overall market are underestimating the risk of the conflict prolonging. "The risk in terms of inflation is that the longer the conflict lasts and the longer energy prices remain high, the more likely it is that these high input prices will penetrate into other prices, as companies will take into account the high energy costs when pricing." He said that if this situation occurs against the backdrop of a weak job market, it will limit the policy response space. In this case, he will weigh the risks between higher inflation and a weaker labor market. "If the inflation risk outweighs the labor market risk, it may mean keeping policy rates in the current target range."
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Canadian central bank Governor Macklem: The March CPI will reveal for the first time the impact of energy prices. A bigger concern is the rising medium to long-term inflation expectations. Not particularly worried about recent CPI expectations. There is still "significant uncertainty" regarding the ongoing impact on oil tanker transportation. He does not want to raise interest rates too soon, but is aware of the related risks. High energy costs are squeezing consumer and business investment. Will not allow rising energy prices to sustained inflation.
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The US Department of the Treasury website has released new sanctions related to Sudan.
14 m ago
Federal Reserve Governor Wall: Changes in the structure of the job market make current analysis more challenging. Overall PCE inflation in March may reach 3.5% year-on-year.
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