The IMF Called on the U.S. to Reduce Spending. Washington Pushed Back.
The IMF said growth alone cannot stabilize U.S. debt, while Treasury counselor David Zervos urged the fund to revisit its forecasting record.
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Treasury Counselor Questions IMF's Forecast Record as U.S. Debt Tops $40T
Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said growth alone would not put federal debt on a sustainable path. She was responding to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's August comment about growing out of a rising debt-to-…
The International Monetary Fund should first examine its own forecasting history before criticizing U.S. fiscal policy, David Zervos, the newly appointed adviser to the U.S. Treasury secretary, said Thursday. “When we see reports about the IMF, it’s good to remember how messy their forecasts have been in the past,” Zervos said in comments emailed to CNBC.
David Zervos (David Zervos), the newly appointed advisor to the US Treasury Secretary, said that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) should first review its own forecasts before criticizing the US fiscal policy. He believes that the IMF's warnings must be viewed bearing in mind its earlier mistakes in assessing economic trends. Zervos is...
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