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IMF World Economic Outlook, September 2002

REPORT - World Economic Outlook, Trade and Finance, International Monetary Fund, September 2002. In the most recent World Economic Outlook the International Monetary Fund said that world economic output would increase by 3.7% in 2003, compared to its…

Speech by H Kohler, Managing Director, IMF, 19 Sep

SPEECH - In a speech titled 'Investing in Better Globalization' Kohler said the global economy has shown remarkable resilience in the face of multiple shocks over the past two years but that risks to the global economic outlook today are clearly tilted…

Speech by H Kohler, Managing Director, IMF, 10 Sep

SPEECH - In a speech titled 'Japan and the IMF - 50 Years of Economic Progress and International Leadership' Kohler said there are welcome signs that Japan may at last be emerging from recession. But the consensus among forecasters is that the recovery…

Speech by Anne Krueger of the IMF, 12 Aug

SPEECH - In opening remarks at the IMF Seminar on 'Globalization in Historical Perspective' Krueger said many economists including herself have long touted the advantages of free trade, open capital markets and international migration. But while the long…

The IMF and Ukraine: What Really Happened

ARTICLE - A Commentary by Lorenzo Figliuoli and Bogdan Lissovolik, IMF Resident Representatives in Ukraine, Zerkalo Nedeli, 31 August. Recently the Zerkalo Nedeli newspaper has published a number of articles disparaging of the role of the International…

Speech by Anne Krueger of the IMF, 26 Jul

SPEECH - In the speech 'Preventing and Resolving Financial Crises: The Role of Sovereign Debt Restructuring' Krueger said the various elements she discussed add up to "an ambitious agenda that will help us prevent crises where we can, and manage them as…

BOK unlikely to make up for gov't losses

SOUTH KOREA - The Bank of Korea (BOK) expressed reservation yesterday about taking actions to make up for losses incurred by irretrievable public funds that were used to stabilize the economy in the wake of the 1997 IMF financial crisis.

Speech by Shigemitsu Sugisaki of the IMF, 24 July

SPEECH - In a speech titled 'The U.S. and Japan in the Global Economic System' Sugisaki said "Japan's decade-long economic slump owes much to the delays in implementing structural reform, particularly bank and corporate debt restructuring". He added …

Interview: Mario Blejer

In January 2002 former IMF economist Mario Blejer became governor of the Banco Central de la Repœblica Argentina with the job of preventing Argentina from descending into financial anarchy. Two weeks after his resignation in late June he spoke to Central…

IMF News Brief

NEWS BRIEF - IMF Completes First Review and Approves New Increase on Uruguay Stand-By, 8 August.

Brazil set for "largest ever" IMF loan of $30bn

BRAZIL - The International Monetary Fund has agreed to lend Brazil an extra $30bn (£20bn), hoping that this will help pull the country and the region out of crisis. The deal represents the largest loan the IMF has ever provided in its history.

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