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Reuters
Dec 4
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The International Monetary Fund declared on Thursday it was shifting from rescue efforts to helping put the world economy back on stable ground after more than a year of global economic turmoil.
Mondo Visione
Dec 3
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will continue to help bolster the nascent global economic recovery and build a stronger post-crisis world economy through its policy advice and by advancing the objectives for reform of the four Istanbul...
Mining Weekly
Dec 3
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Zambia plans no tax rises for mining companies in 2010, and the country is expecting an increase in foreign direct investment to $2-billion next year, Zambia' Trade Minister said on Thursday.
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank have...
Sydney Morning Herald
Dec 1
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Eurozone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund see the euro as being currently overvalued, Eurogroup chief Jean-Claude Juncker says.
Reuters
Dec 1
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Banks from the UK have the most exposure to the debts of Dubai World, while Asia's banks have "limited" exposure, Harm Zebregs, the International Monetary's Fund's Asia-Pacific representative, told Reuters on Tuesday.
Financial Times
Nov 26
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Beyond the financial crisis: The global crisis prompted more than the loss of a string of financial institutions, it also inflicted collateral damage to the ideology that had sustained the rich world, or at least the US – that of finance capitalism
Sydney Morning Herald
Nov 25
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The International Monetary Fund said Wednesday it had sold 10 tonnes of gold to Sri Lanka's central bank for 375 million US dollars, as part of a restructuring of IMF financial resources.
EX-SKF
Nov 25
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on India rumor, and very real U.S. dollar plunge.---------------------------------------------------Update (8:22 PM PST): IMF sold 10 tons of gold to Sri Lanka. The latest gold price from...
New York Times
Nov 25
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Half of the losses suffered by banks could still be hidden in their balance sheets, more so in Europe than in the United States, the International Monetary Fund's chief, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, told Le Figaro.
Reuters
Nov 24
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Half of the losses suffered by banks could still be hidden in their balance sheets, more so in Europe than in the United States, the International Monetary Fund's chief, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
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