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The IMF Want the World to Spend, Expect a New Surge in Bitcoin and Other Crypto Assets

Shayne Heffernan Ph.D.
Last updated: April 8, 2021 11:24 pm
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If you have been thinking you are too late to join the Crypto party you are wrong, Governments and Global Organizations are not about to stop printing money and demanding more spending, this will drive the price of Crypto much higher.

If you are new to the Crypto world try Knightsbridge where there are real live, experienced traders online to help you at each step, but do not miss out! There is no doubt the endless printing of money will continue to drive Crypto prices for years to come.

Warning that the recovery from the pandemic is not over, the IMF on Thursday called on policymakers to continue to spend money to shore up the global economy and ensure no country is left behind.

Without that aid, and additional financing from the Washington-based crisis lender, developing nations and the poor in many countries could face a lengthier bounceback from the downturn caused by Covid-19, the International Monetary Fund said at the conclusion of its spring meeting.

The continued support is needed to “mitigate and heal economic scars,” IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva told reporters.

“We want to make sure everybody has a fair shot to a better life.”

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen joined the call, urging “significant” new spending to ensure a solid rebound from the damage inflicted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

While the economic outlook has “improved significantly,” especially due to substantial government support, “the job is not yet done, given high uncertainty and the risk of permanent scarring,” Yellen said.

“I urge major economies to not just avoid removing support too early, but to strive to provide significant amounts of new fiscal support to secure a robust recovery,” she said.

The IMF now projects global growth of six percent this year after the 3.3 percent contraction last year, and credited the $16 trillion in global public spending during the pandemic with keeping the worst peacetime recession in a century from being three times worse.

Yellen highlighted the $1.9 trillion US aid package President Joe Biden signed last month, as well as his proposal announced last week to spend $2 trillion on infrastructure and jobs.

– Boosting resources –

Georgieva warned about a “dangerous divergence” in the prospects for low-income countries compared to rich nations.

She also praised the IMF members who agreed to allow the fund to issue $650 billion in new Special Drawing Rights, an additional pool of IMF currency that will add to nations’ reserves, and boost their ability to access financing.

Georgieva said the IMF is working with rich nations to shift some of their share of those reserves to help aid developing nations, which “face a crucial policy transition from crisis to recovery.”

Yellen said that with stimulus already boosting the recovery from the pandemic shutdowns, the US economy “could reach full employment as soon as next year,” but many developing countries do not have similar resources to support their economies.

– Vaccines as economic policy –

The officials again stressed that ending the health crisis remains central to the economic recovery, and the closing statement from the IMFC, the fund’s steering committee, lamented the “uneven access to vaccines.”

Georgieva stressed that vaccinations are economic policy, while the IMFC emphasized “the need for strong international cooperation to accelerate vaccine production and support affordable and equitable distribution to all.”

Yellen pledged US support for vaccine rollouts, including efforts to “make sure financing does not become an obstacle for global vaccination… and to work toward ensuring robust, equitable, and transparent vaccination deployment.”

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Shayne Heffernan Ph.D. Economist at Knightsbridge holds a Ph.D. in Economics and brings with him over 40 years of trading experience in Asia and hands on experience in Venture Capital, he has been involved in several start ups that have seen market capitalization over $500m and 1 that reach a peak market cap of $15b. He has managed and overseen start ups in Crypto, Mining, Shipping, Technology and Financial Services.
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