The IMF uses English, French, Spanish, and Arabic as its official languages. Chinese is not an official language of the IMF.

English is the most commonly used language in IMF online resources, followed by French, Spanish, and Arabic.

IMF press releases are typically published first in English, followed by French, Spanish, and Arabic.

The IMF website is available in the most languages, followed by IMF publications, IMF data, and IMF videos.

The purpose of the IMF's language policy is to ensure that all IMF members have equal access to IMF information.

The IMF uses four languages in its online resources: English, French, Spanish, and Arabic.

English, French, Spanish, and Arabic are the official languages of the IMF. Russian is not an official language of the IMF.

The IMF's policy is that IMF online resources may be available in some or all of the four official languages.

The IMF website, IMF publications, and IMF data are available in Arabic. IMF videos are not available in Arabic.

The IMF's policy is that IMF publications may be available in some or all of the four official languages.

The World Economic Outlook, Global Financial Stability Report, and Fiscal Monitor are available in Spanish. Direction of Trade Statistics is not available in Spanish.

The IMF's policy is that IMF data may be available in some or all of the four official languages.

Gross domestic product, inflation rate, and unemployment rate are available in Arabic. Balance of payments is not available in Arabic.

The IMF's policy is that IMF videos may be available in some or all of the four official languages.

What is the IMF?, How the IMF Works, and The IMF and the Global Economy are available in French. The IMF and Poverty Reduction is not available in French.