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Volatility will continue to fall - IMF
Central Banking |
10 Oct 2007
Output volatility is likely to fall in the years ahead, according to the latest edition of the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) World Economic Outlook.
Latin America set to escape worst of turmoil
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10 Oct 2007
Currency rise wanted by EU chiefs
Central Banking |
09 Oct 2007
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Padoa-Schioppa to chair IMFS
Central Banking |
08 Oct 2007
International, Italy, IMF, Gordon Brown, Dominique Strauss-Kahn
Turmoil will impact exchange rates - IMF's Kato
Central Banking |
08 Oct 2007
International, Japan, Eurozone, Credit crunch, China, IMF, Saudi Arabia
Strauss-Kahn appeases emerging states with votes
Central Banking |
02 Oct 2007
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Strauss-Kahn set to become IMF managing director
Central Banking |
01 Oct 2007
Tosovsky and Strauss-Kahn interview for IMF head
Central Banking |
24 Sep 2007
Links between ownership, market structure and risk
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13 Sep 2007
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