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The IMF projects public debt will exceed 100% of GDP before 2030, with developing countries facing $400 billion in 2026 debt payments. Watch for IMF guidance on AI-driven job displacement and continued scrutiny of countries like France and Sri Lanka regarding fiscal discipline.

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Tokenized Stocks Show Real Demand But Remain Volatile and Illiquid, IMF Finds

Decrypt

World Bank jobs council urges 'crisis-era' employment support measures as IMF warns of AI ‘tsunami’

CNBC

War and Debt Dominate IMF-World Bank Bangkok Meetings

Al Jazeera

IMF finds demand for tokenized stocks, says the market is still volatile, illiquid

CoinDesk

Theatre-maker Jaha Koo wins International Ibsen Award

The Guardian Culture

France Weighs More Short-Term Debt After Bond Rout

Google News Business

Europe Bond Selloff Splits Winners From Losers

Google News Business

France’s student protests highlight a debt crisis that could spill over to the rest of Europe - CNN

Google News Business

Citadel Exec: France Bond Selloff Leaves No Fiscal Margin

Google News Business

IMF Chief Tells France: 'Get Your House in Order'

CNBC

Georgieva: AI Fuels Growth and Debt Hazard

CNBC

Thailand targets stability with new economic plan

Bangkok Post

IMF clears the way for Sri Lanka to draw $345 million

The Hindu

El Salvador receives $138 million from IMF after Bitcoin waivers granted

Cointelegraph

Thailand Faces Oil Shock as US-Iran Conflict Worsens

Bangkok Post

‘You can’t just bet everything on exports’: as its gas runs out, is Bolivia doomed to repeat history?

The Guardian Environment

Old era of jingoism, equating Nepali nationalism with anti-Indianism, is over: Nepal Finance Minister

The Hindu

Bessent Faces Tariffs, Iran, Bond Pressure at G20 Summit

Globe and Mail World

Markets Shrug Off Iran War as Consumers and Hungry Pay

AP News

US Southeast Asia Transshipment Claims Built on Weak Data

Asia Times

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