International Monetary Fund (IMF)

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Reuters  2 hrs ago 
If the majority of Wall Street economists are right, the U.S. recession will end this quarter and the global recovery won't be far behind.
Wall Street Journal  Jul 2 
China will move towards reconciliation with the IMF, agreeing to disagree about its controversial currency policy as it seeks to influence the organization.
Commodity Online  Jul 2 
MarketWatch  Jul 1 
The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday agrees on a framework to issue notes to its member countries for the first time, a move its director said will help the fund get assistance to members quicker and combat the global financial crisis.
Wall Street Journal  Jun 30 
Turkey and Ireland posted record contractions during the first quarter, underscoring how badly two of the worst-hit economies are suffering from Europe's economic crisis.
Financial Times  Jun 25 
Ireland faces a deeper recession than any advanced economy while the collapse of the property market and related stress in the banking sector will continue to be a drag on growth until at least 2014, the IMF says
Reuters  Jun 25 
Countries should prepare credible exit strategies from the economic crisis, though there is still a serious risk financial strains could persist or intensify, John Lipsky of the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday.
Upstream Online  Jun 24 
The recent sharp rebound in oil prices appears to have been driven by speculative bets and is unlikely to be maintained without a recovery in real demand, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said today.
Jr Deputy Accountant  Jun 22 
I mean seriously? I don't know what's going on in this picture but damn do I love it. (psst... hey, Fed boys! Just FYI, we're comin' for dat ass and it won't be pretty. Now if only we can get the right set of auditors on this little cluck...
MarketWatch  Jun 19 
The European Union and International Monetary Fund will decide on the further payment of an aid package for Latvia after June 26, Latvian Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis said Friday in Brussels, according to Dow Jones Newswires. E.U. leaders...
Reuters  Jun 19 
The International Monetary Fund is likely to revise its 2010 growth forecast for the world economy up with signs the rate of decline in global output has moderated, a senior IMF official said on Friday.
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