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MONETARY TIGHTENING. A person walks past the International Monetary Fund (IMF) headquarters in Washington, D.C., the United States, on April 6, 2021. The IMF has warned that a faster tightening of the U.S. Federal Reserve's monetary policy could lead to capital outflows and currency depreciation in emerging markets. (Photo by Ting Shen/Xinhua) WASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Monday that a faster tightening of the U.S. Federal Reserve's monetary policy could lead to capital outflows and currency depreciation in emerging markets. "While the global recovery is projected to continue this year and next, risks to growth remain elevated by the stubbornly resurgent pandemic. Given the risk that this could coincide with faster Fed tightening, emerging economies should prepare for potential bouts of economic turbulence," Stephan Danninger, chief of the IMF's Macro Policies Division in the Strategy Policy and Review Department, said in a blog wit

United statesStephan danningerInternational monetary fundMacro policies divisionPolicies divisionStrategy policyReview departmentMonetary tighteninga person walks past the international fund imf headquarters in washingtonThe united statesOn april 6021 the imf has warned thata faster tightening of us federal reserve 39s monetary policy could lead to capital outflows and currency depreciation in emerging markets photo by ting shen xinhua washington international fund on monday quot while global recovery is projected continue this year nextIsks to growth remain elevated by the stubbornly resurgent pandemic given risk that this could coincide with faster fed tighteningMerging economies should prepare for potential bouts of economic turbulenceUot stephan danningerHief of the imf 39s macro policies division in strategy policy and review departmentAid ina blog with his colleagues quot faster fed rate increases in response could rattle financial markets and tighten conditions globally these developments come witha slowing of us demand trade may lead to capital outflows currency depreciation emerging