Silvana Tenreyro Appointed IMF Chief Economist

International Monetary Fund chief economist Silvana Tenreyro

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Silvana Tenreyro will become the International Monetary Fund's new chief economist starting August 10, 2026.
Her policy experience and academic background, including her time on the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, will be instrumental in guiding the IMF's global economic analysis.

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Silvana Tenreyro will become the International Monetary Fund's new chief economist starting August 10, 2026. Her policy experience and academic background, including her time on the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, will be instrumental in guiding the IMF's global economic analysis.

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