International Monetary Fund

The international body responsible for global financial stability.

Official website ↗Ask FinFly

KEY FACTS

Sector: Finance
Materials on FinFly: 7
Covered since: July 11, 2026
Latest story: September 24, 2026
Official source: www.imf.org/en/Home

THE TIMELINE

Everything FinFly reported

Mentioned in body

Economy · September 24, 2026

Deposit Dollarization in Azerbaijan: Share Declines Against a Growing Base

At the end of July 2026, the share of foreign currency deposits was 34.715% with a total base of 44,501.149 million manats: the structure of the stock shifted, but the cause cannot be derived from these data.

Mentioned in body

Economy · August 13, 2026

Russia's International Reserves Rise to $740 Billion

Russia's international reserves increased by $19.7 billion over the week, reaching $740 billion as of August 7.

Mentioned in body

Economy · August 2, 2026

Georgia to Make Higher Education Free at State Universities

Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced the transition to free higher education at state universities, with measures to maintain student motivation.

Mentioned in body

Economy · July 31, 2026

Geoeconomic Fragmentation Rewrites Insurance Industry Playbook

Geoeconomic fragmentation is forcing insurers to rethink risk strategies, moving from treating geopolitical tension as background noise to a primary driver of risk selection and capital movement.

Mentioned in body

Economy · July 15, 2026

TuranBank Secures Funding from Incofin-Managed Funds

TuranBank has signed new credit agreements with funds managed by Belgium's Incofin Investment Management, securing $1.25 million and €2 million for SME and green financing.

In headline / lead

Economy · July 13, 2026

Kazakhstan Economy Accelerates, but Peak Has Passed

IMF confirms its previous forecast for Kazakhstan: the economy will grow, but the pace will gradually slow. The country retains a key role in regional trade and the development of the Middle Corridor.

In headline / lead

Economy · July 11, 2026

IMF Upgrades China GDP Growth Forecast

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised its economic growth forecasts for China for 2026 and 2027, despite expectations of a further slowdown.

SAME SECTOR