Global economic growth, artificial intelligence and employment are key issues at the 2026 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, as policymakers consider the implications for developing economies.
Nigeria’s Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele is leading a delegation to the IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Thailand, from October 12 to 18, with global economic stability, financial risks and development financing on the agenda.
The IMF has warned that global public debt is nearing 100% of GDP and could rise further as fiscal pressures, borrowing costs and economic risks mount.
The IMF warns Nigeria’s $59bn crypto market could increase money laundering risks and weaken the naira if stronger regulations are not implemented.
