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China’s economy grew at its slowest pace in a quarter of a century last year, weighed down by weak demand at home and abroad.

Athens was offered debt relief beginning in 2018 if that is necessary to meet agreed criteria on its payments burden.

Eurozone countries are expected to approve the loans, but Athens is unlikely to get debt relief because of the bloc’s differences with the International Monetary Fund.

Cyprus’ Democratic Rally party is ahead in the general election with 30.6 percent of the vote.

Japan's extraordinarily easy monetary policy has increased growth and equity prices, IMF researchers have found.

Boris Johnson, the former London Mayor, said during an interview that the 28-member bloc and Hitler shared the purpose to unify Europe under a “single authority.”

In comments made during a press conference Friday, the international lender added its voice to the growing chorus against the U.K.’s exit from the European Union.

Alleged tax havens, such as Panama and British Virgin Islands, have not been invited to the event being hosted by Prime Minster David Cameron.

Bribery and other transgressions undermine trust in government and erode the ethical standards of private citizens,­ IMF's managing director wrote.

China, Russia and Saudi Arabia are funneling the most wealth out of their homelands, according to a new report.

Finance ministers from the 19-nation eurozone will meet Monday to find common ground between Athens and its international creditors.

Nearly 15,000 people protested tax hikes and pension cuts, which Greece will implement in exchange for another bailout.

The eurozone’s 19 finance ministers will meet in Brussels Monday to discuss Greece’s reform program and a proposed set of contingency measures.

On Monday, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will unveil “Saudi Vision 2030,” which aims to minimize the kingdom’s dependence on oil revenue.

Aleksandar Vucic called the parliamentary ballot just two years after he became prime minister following a landslide election win for his conservative Progressive Party.

Eurozone ministers meet in Amsterdam Friday to review reforms in Greece, which will decide if funds will keep flowing to the troubled economy.

In Riyadh, the U.S. president faces a daunting task — mending strained relations with America’s traditional regional ally.

The IMF also canceled a planned trip to Mozambique this week after discovering the country allegedly had $1 billion in previously undisclosed government debt.

The group, announced Tuesday, will focus on building effective tax systems in developing countries, the partners said.

The rule would require banks to identify if any of the beneficial owners of their new customers are companies, Treasury head Jack Lew said.

But amid limited resources and market uncertainties, it remained to be seen how many countries can heed the IMF and World Bank’s advice.

During a visit to Britain next week, President Obama will try to strike a balance over the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union.

The three-day meeting, which begins Friday, comes at a time when risks to global economic growth have intensified.

Presidential ally Volodymyr Groysman’s appointment could end months of political infighting that has stalled efforts to tackle graft and delayed billions of dollars in foreign loans.

Low inflation and the prospect of Britain’s exit from the European Union were factors in the BoE’s decision, which was widely expected.

The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday trimmed its forecast for 2016 to 3.2 percent, citing a slowdown in China, low oil prices and weakness in advanced economies.

The International Monetary Fund, led by Christine Lagarde, forecast a “gradual” global growth of 3.4 percent for 2016 — a projection that is likely to be trimmed.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko called on Monday (April 11) for members of parliament to swiftly create a new coalition.

The world economy’s prospects will decline further unless authorities take stronger action, International Monetary Fund head Christine Lagarde warned Tuesday.