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Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam expressed optimism about resolving differences with the IMF over a proposed law to recover billions of dollars trapped in the country's banking sector, while Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani is confident about renewing US support for the Syrian government.

Lebanon's government is confident in resolving differences with the IMF over a recovery plan, which aims to help depositors recover trapped funds in the country's banking sector.

The IMF recommends a combination of targeted fiscal support and monetary easing to boost Thailand's slowing economy, indicating a need for government intervention to stimulate growth.

A Colombian presidential candidate suggests seeking IMF assistance to address the country's significant fiscal issues, indicating a potential need for external support to stabilize the economy.

Bolivia is seeking up to $3.3 billion in IMF financing to address its economic crisis, the country's deepest in four decades, under the new administration of President Rodrigo Paz.

Honduras is preparing to implement spending cuts and halt central bank transfers to the government in anticipation of an upcoming IMF visit, indicating a potential shift towards fiscal austerity.

Argentina has purchased $808 million in special drawing rights from the US Treasury to meet its IMF interest payments, avoiding the use of a swap line between the two countries.

Pakistan is in talks with the IMF to boost economic growth, following stability achieved through stringent policy measures.

Former IMF deputy managing director Gita Gopinath warns of the risk of underestimating inflation in 2026, highlighting a potential concern for investors and policymakers.

Oil prices are declining due to US President Trump's potential delay in attacking Iran, while European nations are increasing their military presence in Greenland in response to US threats.

Mozambique's President Daniel Chapo announced that the country will initiate debt renegotiation talks with creditors only after reaching an agreement with the IMF on a new program.

The IMF is urging governments to increase support for workers displaced by AI, citing evidence that the technology is negatively impacting wages and employment in specific sectors.