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IMF postpones Zimbabwe expulsion

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund reviewed Zimbabwe's overdue financial obligations to the IMF on 9 September and further considered the Managing Director's complaint regarding Zimbabwe's compulsory withdrawal from the IMF.

Bahrain to host 39th GCC meeting

Bahrain will host the 39th meeting of the governors of central banks and monetary agencies of the six-state Gulf Cooperation Council scheduled for 14-15 September.

Weber says ECB to weigh Katrina impact

The European Central Bank is watching the economic impact from Hurricane Katrina closely but it is too early to say how it might affect interest rate policy, ECB Governing Council member Axel Weber said in a speech.

King's cricket connection

Mervyn King spent Thursday 8 September watching England play Australia at the Oval in the last Ashes cricket Test. But the Bank of England governor doesn't just watch the game, he is also involved in a campaign to bring more cricket to state schools in…

Interview with IMF's Rodrigo de Rato

In an interview published this week IMF managing director Rodrigo de Rato warns that high oil prices could halt Korea's economic recovery. He also says sluggish export growth could put a brake on the recovery.

OECD needs reform says Japan's candidate

Japan's candidate to become the next secretary-general of the OECD says the group needs to be more responsive to developing countries to avoid losing its importance as an international organization, the Financial Times reports in its international…

Dookeran may lead Trinidad party

The former governor of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, Winston Dookeran, may become leader of the main opposition party in Trinidad after the incumbent announced he would not be running for the post again.

Snow sees % GDP impact from Hurricane

U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow told Bloomberg Television on Friday 9 September that U.S. economic growth would probably dip by closer to 1/2 percentage point in the second half of 2004 because of the Hurricane Katrina.

Report says Fed rate pause 'not ruled out'

Federal Reserve officials say they are watching to see how financial markets and the economy react to the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina before deciding on what action to take at their policy-setting meeting on Sept. 20, the Wall Street Journal…

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