Climate Home: The International Monetary Fund is to start factoring in climate change to its macroeconomic models from next year, Climate Home has learned.
That means its much-cited World Economic Outlook could expose how moves to curb greenhouse gas emissions threaten growth in oil-exporting countries, for example.
The Washington DC-based IMF is the world`s leading authority on financial stability, boasting significant influence in the 188 countries it counts as members.
In May, it released a controversial...