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The two nations will sign a financial deal on Wednesday in the presence of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
IMF has sharply cut its 2015-2016 world growth forecast owing to weak prospects in Japan, the Eurozone, China and Russia.
Cameroon President Paul Biya appealed to African allies to join the fight against Boko Haram.
China, however, remains the largest foreign holder of US bonds, ahead of Japan.
The battle for control of Donetsk airport in the east threatens to unravel efforts to de-escalate the year-long crisis.
India budgeted 634 billion rupees ($10 billion) this fiscal year for petroleum subsidies.
The thaw in US-Cuba ties must not signal the beginning of a race for geopolitical clout, writes a Chinese commentator.
China’s envoy to the talks on Sunday said consensus was broadened among the stakeholders.
The fresh wave of violence has so far left 24 people dead and several hundreds injured.
More than 2500 politicians, business leaders and academics will gather to discuss the state of global economy at Davos.
