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Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group

Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group

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Nov 5, 2026

Sjoerd LeenartHOST
0:11
I look after our strategy and operations across 17 markets in Asia.
Sjoerd LeenartHOST
0:15
And today, I'm joined by Joyce Chang, Chair of Global Research at JPMorgan, to discuss the key takeaways from the investor seminar that we hosted around the IMF World Bank Annual Meetings, which had returned to Bangkok for the first time in 35 years.
Sjoerd LeenartHOST
0:31
I have a long history of working with Joyce, whose career JP Morgan spans over three decades, and we share both a love for, and a deep history rooted in emerging markets, built over many years.
Sjoerd LeenartHOST
0:43
Now, Joyce, since the last time you were in Bangkok, the region's GDP has grown nearly ninefold since 1998, to 4.5 trillion, faster than that of most emerging and developed markets.
Mel PineHOST
0:44
He began as a technology journalist covering data centers, left journalism for OpenAI in 2016, and co-founded Anthropic a few years later.
Mel PineHOST
0:55
The address was the Per Jacobson Lecture at the IMF Annual Meeting, and he has published the text in Import AI, his newsletter.
Mel PineHOST
1:05
In the Substack article, he says, I take my own responsibility here extremely seriously.
Mel PineHOST
1:11
I find myself both a narrator of what is happening in AI, a principal agent behind what is happening in AI, and a translator that goes between many communities.
AlexHOST
21:06
Thailand is pursuing about $200 million USD from a World Bank loan to finance solar power installations and energy efficiency improvements in public buildings and industrial areas.
AlexHOST
21:15
The proposed funding follows discussions between Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Kuntek Niti and World Bank Group President Ajay Banga during the 2026 IMF World Bank Annual Meetings.
AlexHOST
21:26
The loan would be channeled through the Export-Import Bank of Thailand, with a guarantee from the Finance Ministry, and initial projects would focus on Bangkok and industrial estates.
AlexHOST
21:36
Energy service companies would cover the upfront costs of upgrades, allowing participating schools, healthcare facilities, and government offices to repay the investment gradually through long-term service fees.
Gary SterkoffHOST
44:26
A surge in AI spending has helped boost the US economy in recent quarters." That was from ABC News.
Gary SterkoffHOST
44:33
Chair Warsh spoke at the IMF World Bank Annual Meeting in Bangkok, Thailand.
Kevin WarshSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:38
We have an investment surge.
Susan CollinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:40
Mm-hmm.
Kevin WarshSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:14
But we can go in any direction you'd like.
Susan CollinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:16
[laughs]
Gary SterkoffHOST
46:16
The Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh at the IMF World Bank Annual Meeting with the IMF Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva.
Gary SterkoffHOST
46:25
The meeting held in Bangkok, Thailand.
Adva SaldingerHOST
0:12
What you're about to hear is a live recording of our weekly podcast.
Adva SaldingerHOST
0:17
And this week, I come to you from Bangkok, Thailand, where I have been covering the World Bank IMF Annual Meetings.
Adva SaldingerHOST
0:24
And I am here today at the DevEx Impact House event with my colleague, Jesse Chase Lubitz.
Adva SaldingerHOST
0:30
And we have been traipsing around Bangkok and making our way through the maze of the conference center where the main event is happening.
AlexHOST
21:11
HBO has done some projects, but now streaming giant Netflix believes Thailand has the potential to develop into a major international film and television production center comparable to South Korea, provided the country strengthens intellectual property protections and supports creative freedom.
AlexHOST
21:25
Speaking at a Bangkok forum connected to the 2026 IMF World Bank Annual Meetings, Netflix Asia Pacific executive Andrew Yurei praised Thailand's experienced production crews, diverse filming locations, and competitive government incentives.
AlexHOST
21:38
Between 2021 and 2024, Netflix invested more than $200 million in Thai productions, supporting over 20 original films and television series while generating employment for more than 13,500 cast and crew members.
AlexHOST
21:51
Thailand's Creative Economy Agency is also developing a national strategy for 2028 to 2032 aimed at expanding international distribution, developing local talent, and increasing the commercial value of Thai intellectual property.
Deborah AdosoHOST
70:34
In business, the International Monetary Fund, IMF Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva, has cautioned that artificial intelligence could reshape about forty percent of jobs worldwide, calling on government to equip workers with the skills needed to navigate the changing employment landscape.
Deborah AdosoHOST
70:54
Speaking at a panel discussion on small-scale artificial intelligence, more and better jobs at the twenty twenty-six IMF World Bank Annual Meeting, Ms. Georgieva liked the technologies impact on employment to a slow moving with the potential to transform roles, reduce their values, and make some jobs redundant.
Deborah AdosoHOST
71:17
She said IMF projections suggest artificial intelligence could affect sixty percent of jobs in advanced economies, compared with twenty-three percent in low-income countries.
Deborah AdosoHOST
71:29
The difference, she explained, reflects variation in artificial intelligence adoption rather than a reduced risk to workers in poorer economies.
Kojo YanksonHOST
7:19
Annual IMF World Bank Spring Meetings.
Kojo YanksonHOST
7:21
Annual World Bank Meetings.
Kojo YanksonHOST
7:23
IMF.
Kojo YanksonHOST
7:24
And Atofosin highlights Ghana's economic gains and new economy agenda.

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Key Currents — China's Five-Year Plan, Washington's Debt ...

Oct 11 · 2 Mentions

SarahHOST
0:23
First, China's party gathers for a plenum shaping the 15th five-year plan, and with it, the future of global manufacturing.
SarahHOST
0:31
Then, finance ministers descend on Washington for the IMF and World Bank annual meetings, with sovereign debt at record highs.
SarahHOST
0:39
We dig into the staggering electricity demand from artificial intelligence.
SarahHOST
0:43
From there, the scramble for rare earths and critical minerals.
EmmaHOST
4:35
It's about the architecture of global trade, and the 15th Five-Year Plan will set its terms.
EmmaHOST
4:42
Let's turn to Washington, where the money meets the math.
JamesHOST
4:45
The IMF and World Bank annual meetings convene in Washington in October, and this year the mood will be tense.
JamesHOST
4:53
Global growth is mediocre, inflation is easing but not defeated, and sovereign debt is at levels we haven't seen in decades.

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