Growth will slow as economies grapple with supply disruptions, higher inflation, record debt and persistent uncertainty: IMF's Gita Gopinath
French-born University of California-Berkeley economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas will replace Gita Gopinath as the Fund's next chief economist
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Gopinath's comments come at a time when the government is looking to bring a Bill on cryptocurrency regulation
The meeting comes days after the IMF announced that she is being promoted as its First Deputy Managing Director
Gopinath further said the pandemic has been aggravated by the recent advent of the Omicron variant of coronavirus
Gita Gopinath says a more transmissible SARS-CoV-2 variant such as Omicron could cost the global economy a further $5.3 trn, in addition to the current projected loss of $12.5 trn
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The IMF named its chief economist Gita Gopinath to become its second-ranking official, replacing First Deputy Managing Director Geoffrey Okamoto
IMF's First Deputy Managing Director Geoffrey Okamoto will resign next year, and Chief Economist Gita Gopinath will replace him, the fund announced on Thursday.
Gopinath, the IMF's first female chief economist, joined the Fund in October 2018
In a Q&A, the chief economist at IMF says that high frequency indicators for the third quarter of Calendar 2021 indicate momentum in India's economic recovery
Right now what we are seeing is highly unequal access to vaccinations, IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath
She told a Peterson Institute for International Economics event that the better outlook is increasing demand for exports from many countries
The IMF increased China's GDP projection to 8.4% for this year, a 10-year high, but chief economist Gita Gopinath cautioned that economic growth in the world's second largest economy was unbalanced
Gopinath said current disparities in national corporate tax rates had triggered 'a large amount' of tax shifting and tax avoidance, reducing the tax base on which governments could collect revenues
Gopinath praised India for playing a very important role during the crisis by manufacturing and shipping the Covid vaccines to several nations
The country has been at the forefront in fighting the coronavirus pandemic, Gopinath said