argentinian president says he will not rush into a new deal with the international monetary fund.re is concern argentina may miss a may deadline with the imf to agree on how to repay a loan of more than $40 billion. our correspondent reports. reporter: alberto fernandez went to congress on monday to present his plan on how to help the country recover from the pandemic. he spoke about plans to reactivate the economy, and investigate the loans granted to argentina by the imf. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: to put an end to the adventures of indenting a country, it is necessary that doing so is not free. they cannot walk around and teach about how they carry out these debts. that is why i have asked to initiate an investigation into those who took part in the biggest fraudulent administration that our memory can recall. reporter: the president is hoping to investigate former president and some of his closest allies. in 2018, the government of former president, argentina was granted the largest lending package in the history of international monetary fund. over $40 billion

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i didn't know what the largest lending panel was a real well the international monetary fund over $40000000000.00. are currently in the. what internet economic troubles have been exacerbated by the pandemic and that's why the ration of precedent. setting that we did it with loan that was granted during the previous administration. argentina is struggling with a rise in poverty unemployment and a drop in economic activity the government is also having to do damage control after it emerged that several politicians and their relatives jumped a queue and got vaccinated folk over 1000. this scandal has raised questions about the government's credibility and angered many people who took to the streets last saturday in protest. but my data says he voted for freedom and this and hopes he will do what's necessary to help millions of argentinians recover from the ongoing crisis. i voted for him because i believe he can help us the government gave us some money to survive these past months but it's not enough i'm still living on the streets i'm waiting for a pinch and that will help me survive. one of the d

the world's biggest economies have agreed to boost funding for the international monetary fund the move by the g. 20 group will enable poor countries to borrow money without increasing their official debt level the so-called emergency funds are intended to help governments a march on the economic crisis caused by the pandemic for many countries new infrastructure developments could pave the road to recovery from the pandemic but right now a lot of projects have stalled due to a lack of funds we had to make some difficult choices one of the biggest the difficult choice i would say is really at a beach you have nutrition. to post warnings from all the investments that we wish you was let's see if you do in 2024 when commodities prices the collapse of tourism and much lower transfers in foreign currencies 2028 was a tough year for the united nations estimates that african economies have shrunk by nearly 3 and a half percent the i.m.f. is now pledging $500000000000.00 in fresh aid we are in this together what it meant for us you the firm is very weak need to step up support for countries th

strong winds causing a traffic jam at one of the world's most important trade orders the international monetary fund has approved another tranche of a $1500000000.00 loan to pakistan payments were suspended in $29000.00 after pakistan failed to reform its economic policies 1 now reinstating the funding to help the country amid the coven 1000 demick. google has signed licensing deals with italian publishers to pay for news content follow similar agreements in france news outlets have long see that google's failure to give them a cut of ad revenue from just playing their content. was only a year ago that germany was praised for its exemplary handling of the pandemic case numbers were low when the public largely adopted hygiene measures and restrictions things aren't going as well now cases are quickly rising again the country is still in lockdown and vaccinations are moving sluggishly germans and their businesses are losing patients. once the poster child for managing the pandemic germany has now fallen behind other developed nations after a sluggish vaccine rollout and months of lockdowns businesses

visa is also this week announced its intention to step them in their payment network the international monetary fund says that economic growth not by the united states and china is accelerating but warns of the risks of an even global recovery a faster recovery could cause a rise in interest rates and lead to significant capital outflows from developing economies says the organization's chief. it is to the u.s. state of alabama now where events in the small town of bessemer could be a watershed moment for online retail giant amazon and other large employers in the country because amazon's warehouse in bessemer could be the 1st to unionize votes are being counted right now imus and c.e.o. jeff bezos has always resisted allowing unions in his company but dissent has been growing for years. welcome to bessemer if you have never heard of this southwestern suburb of birmingham alabama you were not alone at least until recently bessemer home to roughly 28000 residents has become a daily news headline a beacon of hope for many but for others it's now a symbolizes a vicious attack on the good old capitalism

africa have been donated by better off countries and more financial help is coming the international monetary fund is on it we go. somewhere between $30.16 more then we normally would do in an average year we've got. one big sis and i believe very strongly 21 is going to be equally important if you go here and we would need to try to build for our economies. with some of the larger economies in the world hoping to see an end to the pandemic soon for africa the fight against the virus has only just begun here in germany the country's top economists have held a virtual some less to discuss the long term impact of the pandemic the missing organized by the life and its association focused on issues like corporate bankruptcy and the conflicts a short time work scheme which just kept millions of germans in the dark based on the keys to our us economy also discussed global trade europe's ability to compete with a property rights in china now. and we can talk tonight one of the economists has been taking part in that discussion professor faber my is president of the teal institute for the world economy pr

strong winds causing a traffic jam at one of the world's most important trade orders the international monetary fund has approved another tranche of a $1500000000.00 loan to pakistan payments were suspended in $29000.00 after pakistan failed to reform its economic policies 1 now reinstating the funding to help the country amid the coven 1000 pandemic. google has signed licensing deals with italian publishers to pay for news content it follows similar agreements in france news outlets have long see that google's failure to give them a cut of ad revenue and displaying their content. was only a year ago that germany was praised for its exemplary handling of the pandemic case numbers were low in the public largely adopted hygiene measures and restrictions things aren't going as well now he says are quickly rising again the country is still in lockdown and vaccinations are moving sluggishly germans and their businesses are losing patients once the poster child for managing the pandemic germany has now fallen behind the developed nations after a sluggish vaccine rollout and months of lockdowns businesses

group of seven nations held a virtual meeting this friday, supporting the idea that the international monetary fundrovide additional aid to the poorest nations hit by the pandemic. the britain's desha britain's nance minister hosted the meetin and called it a significant milestone that could lead to a larger deal at the meetings planned next month. the new aid could come in the form o special drawing rights, a financial tool that could help countries struggling to pay foreign debt, allowing them to borrow at a much lower interest rate. the bank of japan has decided to keep its negative interest rates and made slight changes to monetary policy as it struggles to boost inflation. the changes could have a small impact on long-term interest rates for 10 year bonds. the be oj also -- boj also kept its stock buying but dropped the ea of buying at least half that amount every year to shore up the stock market. governor corona is -- kuroda is optimistic. >> [speaking japanese] anchor: let's take a look at the markets. financial shares slid following the latest announcement from the federal reserve in the u

>> hello everyone and a very warm welcome to the international monetary fund i am here had of the indications department everyone at the fund janet yellen and the is delighted to celebrate international women's day with a really wonderful event today. to outstanding global leaders in a conversation. again, we are thrilled to have us treasury secretary janet yellen and the managing director. so now over to both of you for this wonderful conversation. >> thank you very much. i join you to warmly welcome secretary yellen at the imf. she has done what no man has achieved in the united states chair of council economic advisers, chair of the federal reserve, and now secretary of treasury. everybody is looking forward to hearing from you secretary alan. we went to learn how you made your choice to get into economics, what have you learned from your life experience and what we can say about economics and let me say we have chosen the title but never in my life have i seen so many women in key positions for economics of finance matter. >> as a minister of finance to the united states and my predecesso

david: there seems to be an understanding that the international monetary fund, that the head of it wouldre or less picked by europe and that the head of the world bank would be picked more or less by the united states president, and you were picked by president trump. is that going to continue forever? mr. malpass: i don't know what the future will bring. i'm trying to do my job well. i was proposed by president trump, but then i met with major shareholders and was unanimously chosen by the board of the world bank based on experience, based on commitment to development, so i'm looking forward to that job, and i don't know how future relationships will go. it has been very interesting to see kristalina georgieva, who is a good friend -- she is from a small country in europe. that is a diversification. traditionally, the imf has one of the big european countries be the head of the imf. david: the traditional term of the head of world bank is five years. you were appointed in april of 2019, so you have a number of years ago, but there's also a tradition that the new president, even if he is

in an interview with the international monetary fund, she said the coronavirus pandemic had an extremelynfair impact on women and called for long-term steps to improve labor market conditions for them. >> i think it is absolutely tragic the impact that this crisis has had on women, especially low skilled women and minorities. there are long-standing challenges women face. they are disproporonately represented in the care of economy, where job opportunities are not that good, often jobs lack of, have low wages. we are going to address that as well going forward. reporter: that was janet yellen speaking with another powerful woman. meanwhile in france, more signs of economic recovery. according to forecasts by the central bank, gdp in the first three months of 2021 is expected to grow slightly from the previous quarter, although the level of economic activity is 5% low pre-pandemic levels. the bank to france -- banq de france says if this continues, the country could achieve annual growth of 4% after shrieking about 8% in 2020. let's look at what is happening in the markets. wall street fi

has made things worse argentina's economy has been in crisis since 2018 when it asked the international monetary fund for a $57000000000.00 loan. and there's the headlines that he's continues here on al-jazeera after inside story next. under fire as it announces any a plan for asylum seekers it says the goal is to crack down on illegal immigration critics say it's a breach of international law so how will this affect those who seek safety in the united kingdom this is the inside story. hello welcome to the program. it's been described as the biggest overhaul in the u.k. asylum system in decades the government says it wants to stop people smugglers from bringing the thousands into the country illegally every year but those who advocate for migrant and refugee riots say the changes are unjust they insist refugees should not be punished for taking all available routes as they seek safety but the british government insists people should do all they can to into the country through legal means and it will make it harder to obtain residency for those. shores illegally including limiting vet ability to spons

the coronavirus pandemic has revealed just how big the task is research conducted by the international monetary fund revealed that recent lock downs have been particularly tough for women and that's partly because it's women who commonly work in social roles often as caregivers and in 2020 there were fewer job openings in these sectors. even in industrial countries it can be hard for women to find work in certain sectors it's even tougher when traditional ideals and beliefs are added into the mix some women in iran approving it is possible like those on the island of handgun in the persian gulf. for us patients is that the essence. of every day she waits patiently with her fishing line out on the open sea her grandfather told her to fish as a child. i think i was in the 3rd grade when i 1st really wanted to learn how to fish i went out all the time back then and we cut many different kinds of fish. and you know. the woman at the helm is mother her own often comes along to. the caches aren't nearly as big as they were in the past but as i'm still gets excited about each and every one. yet. what we do

coronavirus pandemic has revealed just how big the task is a research conducted by the international monetary fund revealed that recent lock downs have been particularly tough for women and that's partly because it's women who commonly work in social roles often as caregivers and in 2020 there were fewer job openings in these sectors. even in industrial countries it can be hard for women to find work in certain sectors it's even tougher when traditional ideals and beliefs are added into the mix some women in iran approving it is possible like those on the island of hang gum in the persian gulf. for us patients is that the essence. of every day she waits patiently with her fishing line out on the open sea her grandfather told her to fish as a child. i think i was in the 3rd grade when i 1st really wanted to learn how to fish i went out all the time back then and we cut many different kinds of fish. the woman at the helm is mother her own often comes along to. the catches aren't nearly as big as they were in the past but as i'm still gets excited about each and every one. that is that yet. what we d

coronavirus pandemic has revealed just how big the task is a research conducted by the international monetary fund revealed that recent lock downs have been particularly tough for women and that's partly because it's women who commonly work in social roles often as caregivers and in 2020 there were fewer job openings in these sectors. even in industrial countries it can be hard for women to find work in certain sectors it's even tougher when traditional ideals and beliefs are added into the mix that some women in iran approving it is possible like those on the island of handgun in the persian gulf. for us patients is of the essence. every day she waits patiently with her fishing line out on the open sea her grandfather taught her to fish as a child. i think i was in the 3rd grade when i 1st really wanted to learn how to fish i went out all the time back there and we cut many different kinds of fish. you know. the woman at the helm mother her own often comes along to. the catches aren't nearly as big as they were in the past but as i'm still gets excited about each and every one. that is yet. what

it was great that the international monetary fund has come out with this. it really tackles, i think, key empirical questions about what we know about market concentration and what the effects have been. nancy rose is one of the leading scholars on antitrust in the united states. massachusetts institution of technology. at one point had the top economic position and imperial college of london. he actually had the equivalent job. he had it for the european commission. welcome, everybody. to everybody listening, if you have questions, you can go online and enter questions there. we will try to get to those if possible before the end of our discussion. please, this is a very impressive team of research you and your team have done. can you summarize the main empirical finding, what you discovered in this exploration of antitrust around the world. >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here. we do three things. one is we renew power, rising market power. we bring the adverse of the rising market power and we draw you a concrete position, some that have b

argentina's president alberto fernandez says he will not rush into a new deal with the international monetary fund there's concern that his nation may miss and may deadline to agree on just how to repay a loan of more than $40000000000.00 to isabel reports now from what is airing. i wanted to find a man this went to congress on monday to present his plan on how to help the country recover from the pandemic he spoke about plans to reactivate the economy industrialised canaries and investigate the loans granted to argentina by the i.m.f. creditable numbers being. 7 do it early but it got out by to put an end to the adventures of indebting a country it is necessary that doing so isn't free and they cannot walk around and teach about how they carry out these debts that's why i have to initiate an investigation into those who took part in the biggest fraudulent administration then our memory can recall. the president is hoping to investigate former president . and some of his closest allies in 2800 dollars and of former president mauricio margaret i didn't know was granted the largest lending panel has

international monetary fund's diagnosis is that it will suffer the worst of all not in america's 5 major nations but president lopez obrador refuses to apply the medicine it prescribes a comprehensive rescue package is even the conservative governments of chile and brazil of the un. is wary of that and is relying largely on small loans for some businesses and topping upward existing social programs to get through this it must come is on. not a good bit as young economy got. just a push on the look at us younger those miyan is the. way it was. the many economists say there's no way that's going to happen an estimated 12000000 mexicans lost their income just in april. one of them one of the. among them not sick of arda and her family. they invited us into the 2 rooms this family of 8 share. i've been out with a day hunting for food. winners and a dozen times in the last few years immediately many more gentle not. for what it was that dorothy and. for us that is going to win the next one to hit on the budget by now is that we have all those who thought. before the pandemic the class worked

the international monetary fund will upgrade is forecast for monetary growth.c expansion this year will be higher than the gene very projection of five-and-a-half percent. good for 2022 will also be higher than the forecast of 4.2%. the release a update report on april 6. signaling continued tensions with beijing under president biden, the annual report also reaffirms the decision to label it genocide. citing economic sanctions and visa restrictions against chinese officials as an example. healthy dot -- trial for derek chauvin wrapped up its second day in minneapolis, the prosecution said the city police chief will headline the case by using excessive force against unarmed black man. the case spark widespread protest. new york mayor bill de blasio is bowing -- bowing to bring to justice -- bill de blasio is vowing to bring to justice the man seen on video beating and asian person. another experimental spacex rocket has suffered a mishap during a test flight, which sent smoking debris crashing onto the launch site. it lifted off heavy fog on text -- in texas on

of that here president calmness and rezko resignation agree to reforms demanded by the international monetary fund. aimed at halting the recession that had resulted from a slump than oil prices inflation for over a week was a tense from the neighborhoods rioted in the city center looting was widespread the government brought in the army. to quell the protests the exact number of fatalities remains unknown to this day 3 years later the attentive coups were a painful manifestation of a system more resembling an oligarchy than a democracy. venezuela was controlled by 7 or 800 people politicians and union leaders. i served in 2 governments and i never saw any particular ideological orientation or whether they were right or left of center for me there was no difference in ideology. in france i got used to straightforward election campaigns where candidates presented their platforms the 1998 presidential race in venezuela was more reminiscent of a carnival parade instead of discussing unemployment figures there was singing and dancing the aim was to win over a disenchanted people with the traditional pa

i didn't know what the largest lending panel wasn't a real well the international monetary fund over $40000000000.00 the argentina are currently in the middle. what internet economic troubles have been exacerbated by the pandemic and that's why the ration of precedent. setting that we did it with the loan that was granted during the previous administration. argentina is struggling with a rise in poverty unemployment and a drop in economic activity the government is also having to do damage control after it emerged that several politicians and their relatives jumped a queue and got vaccinated folk over 1000. this scandal has raised questions about the government's credibility and angered many people who took to the streets last saturday in protest. but monosyllable data says he voted for freedom and this and hopes he will do what's necessary to help millions of argentinians recover from the ongoing crisis. i voted for him because i believe he can help us the government gave us some money to survive these past months but it's not enough i'm still living on the streets i'm waiting for a

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february of that hearing president conason and rezko reza agree to a form demanded by the international monetary fund. aimed at halting the recession that had resulted from a slump an oil prices inflation for over a week less intense from the neighborhoods rioted in the city center looting was widespread the government brought in the army. to quell the protests the exact number of fatalities remains unknown to this day 3 years later the attentive clues were a painful manifestation of a system more resembling an oligarchy than a democracy where. venezuela was controlled by 7 or 800 people politicians and union leaders. i served in 2 governments and i never saw any particular ideological orientation or whether they were right or left of center for me there was no difference in ideology. in france i got used to straightforward election campaigns where candidates presented their platforms the 998 presidential race in venezuela was more reminiscent of a carnival parade instead of discussing unemployment figures there was singing and dancing the aim was to win over a disenchanted people with the traditiona

components and banned it from using google's android operating system and its hands its the international monetary fund says that economic growth led by the united states and china is accelerating but warns of the risks of an an even global recovery faster u.s. recovery could cause a rise in interest rates and lead to significant capital outflows from developing economies says the old ization chief bristol ina. holding back now we all know that the hospitality sector has been heavily hit by the pandemic starved of overnight visitors because of virus restrictions a growing number of hotels are turning their rooms into co-working spaces not for people tired of working from home the new surroundings are a welcome change. checking into a hotel not for a breakaway but to get some work done kenny most aho booked her office space on an app because of the pandemic she can no longer go to her regular place of work instead she comes here it's cheaper than renting a regular office space today she and 2 colleagues are holding a meeting. you know what that is because i meant the hotels are pleasant places to work i

putting limits on their diplomats that mean limits on their voting rights in forums like the international monetary fund we're trying to china has sought to increase representation so there's one step we can take and i think the key is to actually curtail china's economic power which we have failed to do over the past 2 decades it is still the enormous trade surpluses and its uses to fuel this growing gemini around the world there are sanctions the united states can put in place on businesses operating in hong kong specially chinese businesses so that's one option available to us and i think that would make progress unfortunately i think china has decided that it does not need a financial power and that was tested in hong kong before it is powerful of itself china sitting on some 5 trillion dollars in for example in foreign exchange reserves is from one of the largest foreign investors in the world so i think it's going to be less damaged by the fact that businesses may move from hong kong to taiwan or to singapore in other countries i think there will have less consequences for china perhaps more count

economy has been suffering unemployment is high and this time last year applied to the international monetary fund for $5000000000.00 to help them fight that kroner virus pandemic now that was blocked by the united states and president hassan rouhani praised people he praised what they call here the resistance economy and said according to the central bank the economy had grown by 2.2 percent that's because there's not a lot of imports coming again local manufacturers in the country have stepped in to fill that gap and in fact the uranium supreme leader ayatollah khomeini has called this next year the year of production support and the removal of obstacles in the country well still ahead here on al-jazeera turkey has decided to pull out for global treaty to fight violence against women we'll tell you why. we are operating with 2 days which is. every drop counts we look at ones above ways blood banks almost have to stay with us here. it has got cold again blowing out from the cold interior mongolia really across north korea the north of china on the north of japan is cold enough for some snow but i

the international monetary fund has approved another tranche of a $1500000000.00 loan to pakistan payments have been suspended in $2900.00 enough to pakistan fail to reform its economic policies it's been reinstated to help the country amid the covert 19 pandemic. anger is mounting among germany's hospitality sector which is still in lockdown on holiday makers are headed for much your car soon after bill and declared the island a safe destination hotels there of course looking forward to some income but strict measures there are still in place to prevent another way for the coronavirus right these cyclists are among the 1st getting the tourist season in majorca back on the road again for these 2 germans it's also an escape from the pandemic back home where it little storm is raging about whether to take mark down over the easter holidays. it's not the returns of usually one reason warming york or vacationers a look down on with many saying we shouldn't be allowed to come here at the moment that's a view i really can't get my head around as if the rest of it. i think the strategies they emp

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>> hello everyone and a very warm welcome to the international monetary fund. i am jerry rice from the medications department here at imf. i can tell you everyone at the fund is absolutely delighted to be able to celebrate international women's day with a really wonderful event today. two outstanding global women leaders in conversation about the age of womenomics and again we are thrilled to have with us today the u.s. secretary of the treasury janet yellen and managing director of the imf. with no further ado from me over to both of you for this wonderful conversation. >> thank you very much. i join you in warmly welcoming secretary yellen of the imf. she has done what no one is achieved in nine states being the chair of the council of economic advisers chair of the federal reserve and now the secretarynd of the treasury. no wonder we are looking forward to hearing from you secretary yellen. we want to learn how you made your choice to get into economics, what have you learned from your life experience that is of interest to the women at the front and for anyb

a very warm welcome to the international monetary fund. i'm jerry rice of the communications department here at the imf. and i can tell you everyone at the fund is absolutely delighted to be able to celebrate international women's day with a really wonderful event today. two outstanding global women leaders in a conversation about the age of womanomics. we have with us today janet yellen and the managing director of the imf, christalina. over to both of you for this wonderful conversation. >> thank you very much, jerry. i join you in very warmly welcoming secretary yellen at the imf. she has done what no man has achieved in the united states, a hat trick being the chair of the council of economic advisers, chair of the federal reserve and now the secretary of the treasury. no wonder everybody at the imf is looking forward to hear from you, secretary yellen. we want to learn how you made your choice to get into economics, what have you learned from your life experience that is of interest to the economies at the fund and to everybody at the

has been suffering unemployment is high and this time last year ron had applied to the international monetary fund for $5000000000.00 to help them fight that kroner virus pandemic now that was blocked by the united states and president hassan rouhani praised people he praised what they call here the resistance economy and said according to the central bank the economy had grown by 2.2 percent that's because there's not a lot of imports coming in local manufacturers in the country have stepped in to fill that gap and in fact the uranian supreme leader ayatollah khomeini has called this next year the year of production support and the removal of obstacles in the country. has been a series of developments in me and more where at least 2 protesters have been killed overnight in the city of moore gork protests continue across the country even though there's been an increased use of violence. by the military zone to our rights group says at least 237 people have been killed since also some cheap was deposed on february the 1st. today at least 2400 people have been arrested by the security forces because

has been suffering unemployment is high and this time last year ron had applied to the international monetary fund for 5000000000 dollars to help them fight that kroner virus pandemic now that was blocked by the united states and president hassan rouhani praised people he praised what they call here the resistance economy and said according to the central bank the economy had grown by 2.2 percent that's because there's not a lot of imports coming in local manufacturers in the country have stepped in to fill that gap and in fact the uranian supreme leader ayatollah khamenei has called this next year the year of production support and the removal of obstacles in the country with the rebels have admitted responsibility for a far detention center in. this month at least $45.00 ethiopian margarets were killed and hundreds were injured the affiliated ministry of interior says 11 of its fighters threw smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility set of been arrested it comes after the u.s. and the e.u. called for an investigation into the incident. u.s. defense secretaries again warning allies they shoul