The world is more digitally connected than ever before. Criminals take advantage of this online transformation to target weaknesses in online systems, networks and infrastructure. There is a massive economic and social impact on governments, businesses and individuals worldwide.

Trade tensions are a hallmark of a more fragmented world. Learn more about the IMF’s work on trade with all the latest data, research, and analysis in one spot: bit.ly/3NWE3kL

Despite being vulnerable to climate disasters, the Caribbean has received minimal private climate financing and countries need over $100 billion to fight and adapt to climate change. Read more about the challenges and solutions in our latest blog. bit.ly/3NrM93e

London Business School professor Lucrezia Reichlin argues that protecting taxpayers’ money should remain the ultimate goal when dealing with banking crises. Read her interview in F&D. bit.ly/3pxJopd

In times of stress, letting nonbank financial intermediaries have direct access to central bank liquidity may be necessary, but erecting appropriate guardrails is paramount. #GFSR bit.ly/3ZEujy6

In a new podcast with the European Central Bank, the IMF’s Gita Gopinath discusses the state of the global economy and the risks of a more fragmented world. 🎧Listen to the podcast: bit.ly/3NnS9tQ

For many low-income countries, global economic integration was crucial to their development. Now that there is a reversal in economic integration, low-income countries could potentially lose more than 4 percent of GDP. Read more in F&D. bit.ly/42Z8bA6

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