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The president has repeatedly stated Washington raises "hundreds of billions of dollars" in tariffs from China.

The ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute kicked off by President Donald Trump is helping to weaken the global economy, the International Monetary Fund said.

The International Monetary Fund said inflation could top 10 million percent in 2019.

Bilateral trade between China and the U.S. has cost 3.4 million American jobs, with losses occurring in every state and congressional district.

"U.S. sanctions against Iran will both weigh on Iran's oil production prospects in the medium term and reduce Iran's crude exports in the short term...," the report predicts.

More than a million people have already fled the country amid a worsening economic crisis.

"This president, obviously, is not a president that's interested in fiscal issues."

A good choice for France, but it would put the future direction of the IMF in jeopardy.

Even with Macron elected and Merkel reelected, disruptive forces will continue to constrain them.

The fund also warned that a turn toward protectionism in some advanced economies could threaten global prosperity.

The International Monetary Fund's managing director said there was reason to be optimistic about U.S. growth.

Prime Minister accused the IMF of coming up with "new demands for Greece; absurd, imaginary unreal."

Despite the ruling, the judges did not hand down any sentence.

Greece cannot handle more austerity.

IMF officials described the current plan as "simply not credible."

A crunch summit with creditors begins Monday.

U.S. president supports continued economic reforms, but added that: "to make reforms sustainable, people need hope."

The talks will focus on the country's labor market.

In Israel, 6 percent of adults watched the presidential debates.

Top economists faces charges over a state payout to the French businessman Bernard Tapie.

Britain's justice secretary says the public is tired of experts and "elites" telling it what to think.

Promotional mats slam the financial body's governance and record.

Reform package intended to help unlock funds needed to pay IMF loans and ECB bonds.

Leaving the bloc could hit house prices, incomes and the financial sector.

Another economic crisis is looming, and Athens is struggling with tens of thousands of refugees.

The U.K., France, Germany, Spain and Italy want to end overseas tax evasion.

The International Monetary Fund listed the June 23 referendum as a key risk.

Lagarde has no obvious challengers and has said she is open to serving another term.

The organization has further cut its growth forecast for Russia.

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