“We saw them very negative on Russia in 2022, and Russia actually barely saw a blip down in growth before it started growing strongly. We saw them very positive on Argentina after their big bailout of $57 billion. And by 2020, Argentina was basically in default again. And the history books go on and on, whether it's Greece, whether it was the transitory call on inflation in the U.S.”

David Zervos · said 2026-10-15 · reported 2026-10-15

Zervos continued listing what he described as IMF forecasting failures, citing Russia, Argentina, Greece, and the transitory inflation call in the U.S.