International Organizations IMF

  • An International Monetary Fund study is highly critical of its own and the EU's handling of Greece's first $144 billion bailout.

  • Economists Eye Fed's Next Move & Jobs

    Michelle Girard, RBS chief economist, and Nariman Behravesh, IHS chief economist, weigh in on how the markets are likely to react to the Fed's tapering program and provide a preview of Friday's employment report.

  • Quality, Not Quantity: China's Model for Growth

    Chong Yoon-Chou, Investment Director at Aberdeen Asset Management Asia discusses the issues Beijing faces in rebalancing its economy away from investment to consumption.

  • Find out why Kathy Lien thinks gold will drop to $1,200.

  • IMF Chief Under Investigation in France

    CNBC's correspondent, Stephane Pedrazzi, reports from Paris where IMF chief Christine Lagarde is being questioned for a role in a dispute when she was French finance minister in 2007.

  • Beppe Grillo: Our Economy Is Run by Outsiders

    Beppe Grillo, leader of the protest movement in Italy, says the country has "nothing left" of its economic sovereignty.

  •  We Have the Greatest Inequality since the Great Depression: Expert

    Sharan Burrow, general secretary of the International Trade Union, tells CNBC that five years in to the economic crisis, austerity has failed, international institutions have failed and there's a humanitarian crisis.

  • What Should the IMF Tell the UK?

    Jens Larsen, chief European economist at RBC Capital Markets, believes that the IMF is too vague in its fiscal policy recommendation.

  • IMF: Japan Needs All 'Three Arrows' Of Abe's Policies

    Anoop Singh, Director, Asia Pacific at the IMF says Japan needs to implement the other two steps of Prime Minister Abe's economic policies, fiscal sustainability and a growth strategy, in order to exit deflation.

  • Greek lawmakers on Sunday approved a reform law to unlock about 8.8 billion euros of rescue loans from the EU and the IMF. The legislation makes it easier to fire government employees for disciplinary reasons and extends an unpopular property tax.

  • Fantastic Signal for Risky Assets: Pro

    Benoit Anne, head of emerging market strategy at Societe Generale, tells CNBC why the market is rallying on the back of weekend events.

  • Leaders of the International Monetary Fund said an uneven global economic recovery is emerging, and policymakers must take more steps to foster swifter growth and job creation.

  • Pro trader Rich Ilczyszyn looks at technicals.

  • Does the Euro Zone Really Need a Banking Union?

    Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank, questions whether a banking union is necessary as the euro zone is slowly "moving in the right direction".

  • Cyprus Facing Rough Ride After Bailout: Finance Minister

    The new finance minister of Cyprus Harris Georgiades has told CNBC he country is in for a "rough ride" following the agreement of a bailout for his country.

  • No Bank Is Too Big To Fail: Expert

    Olly Burrows, senior banks analyst at Rabobank, comments on the head of the IMF's warning that big banks are still under threat and on the situation in Slovenia.

  • IMF's Lagarde: Fed Monetary Policy Exit Should Be Gradual

    CNBC's Maria Bartiromo speaks with IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde about the impact of the Federal Reserve's stimulus on the U.S. economy, the situation in Europe and overall bank risk.

  • Could Germany Leave the Euro?

    Hans Redeker, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Morgan Stanley, tells CNBC that you cannot have lower debt levels via austerity so Europe will need a new strategy.

  • Troika Blackmailing Greece: Opposition Party

    Yiannis Milios, economic adviser to Syriza, the Greek Opposition Party, says the troika program is not delivering and that Greece needs a change of policy.

  • Draghi Must Deliver on OMT: Expert

    Yra Harris, partner at Praxis Trading, tells CNBC that the IMF and Jeroen Dijsselbloem's actions have forced ECB president Mario Draghi's hand, so that now he must deliver on his promises.