Adobe said on Thursday it is adding image-generation artificial intelligence models from OpenAI and Alphabet's Google to its ...

Some pointed out that the former President, seated at the top of the outdoor staircase wearing a navy blue suit, looked out ...

The IMF will provide an extended fund facility worth 15.3bn special drawing rights, or $20bn, lasting four years. The programme is likely to include a sizeable upfront payment of about $8bn ...

The deal, pending final approval from the IMF executive board, marks a major moment in Milei's push to overhaul the nation's economic model. "The agreement builds on the authorities' impressive early ...

As a staff-level agreement, the rescue package still requires final approval from the IMF’s executive board, which was expected to meet in the coming days. The fund’s announcement offers a lifeline to ...

Argentina has reached a $20 billion agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that will help President Javier Milei advance the next phase of his pro-market reforms. The IMF announced ...

As a staff-level agreement, the rescue package still requires final approval from the IMF's executive board, which was expected to meet in the coming days. The fund's announcement offers a ...

The IMF said the agreement, which is subject to approval by its executive board, “builds on the authorities’ impressive early progress in stabilizing the economy, underpinned by a strong fiscal anchor ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday it reached a preliminary deal with the Argentinian government for a $20 billion bailout package. "IMF staff and the Argentine authorities have ...

The deal would see the IMF extend the so-called Extended Funding Facility loan to support a comprehensive economic program aimed at building on progress Argentina has made in stabilizing its ...

Milei and his team had promised a deal by mid-April, ahead of the financial organisation's spring meetings. The IMF statement fits that calculation. The multilateral lender said it had reached a staff ...

The IMF said in a statement Tuesday that it reached a staff-level agreement with Argentina for a $20 billion loan disbursed over 48 months. The IMF’s executive board still needs to approve the deal.