IMF Meetings to Start Under Fresh Cloud of US-China Trade Tensions
- The global economy has been performing better than expected despite US President Donald Trump's tariffs, according to IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva.
- China introduced new export restrictions on critical minerals, prompting US President Donald Trump to announce 100 percent tariffs on China.
- The White House maintains optimism about the long-term effects of tariffs, despite their current muted economic impact.
- Georgieva noted that all signs point to a world economy that has generally withstood acute strains from multiple shocks.
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Tariff talk clouds IMF, World Bank meetings
Finance chiefs gathering in Washington this week were ready to discuss the global economy's surprising resilience in the face of Donald Trump's tariff assaults – until US-China trade war rhetoric reignited with the US president threatening 100% duties on Chinese imports and whipsawing financial markets. The annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank are now certain to be dominated by questions over whether Trump's vo…

IMF meetings to start under fresh cloud of US-China trade tensions
The IMF and World Bank's semi-annual gathering of finance ministers and central bank governors gets underway in Washington on Monday, against the backdrop of new trade threats from the world's two largest economies.

IMF meetings to begin under fresh cloud of US-China trade tensions
The IMF and World Bank's semi-annual gathering of finance ministers and central bank governors gets underway in Washington on Monday, against the backdrop of new trade threats from the world's two largest economies.
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