IMF reforms

IMF reforms refer to updates made to the International Monetary Fund's rules and functioning to better reflect the current global economy. These reforms typically aim to give emerging and developing countries more influence in decision-making, ensure the IMF's resources are sufficient to respond to crises, and promote fairer economic policies. They include adjusting voting powers, improving financial stability tools, and enhancing transparency and accountability. Overall, the goal is for the IMF to better support global economic stability and growth by making its structure more representative and adaptable to today's diverse economies.