The International Monetary Fund cautions that rolling shocks, fueled significantly by US tariff policies, are straining the global economy. Despite these challenges, the IMF observes that world markets have been more resilient than originally predicted, though concerns persist for a dimmer outlook ahead.

A top International Monetary Fund official asserts that recent volatility in U.S. Treasury bonds and a weaker dollar reflects rising policy uncertainty rather than a fundamental shift in global investor sentiment. Concerns about a “sell America” trend are overstated, with market movements seen as a repricing due to economic policy doubts.

Argentina has garnered $42 billion in investments from the International Monetary Fund and other major financial institutions as it lifts currency controls. This significant influx aims to bolster the nation’s economic recovery amid attempts to deregulate its economy.