The IMF (International Monetary Fund)

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an organization of countries working together to ensure global financial stability. It provides loans and financial assistance to countries facing economic crises, helps them manage their economies, and offers policy advice. The IMF promotes sustainable growth, reduces poverty, and encourages international trade by fostering economic stability and cooperation. It also monitors global economic trends to identify risks and provide guidance for sound economic policies. Essentially, the IMF acts as a financial safety net and advisor for countries navigating economic challenges, supporting overall stability in the global economy.