IMF considering Liechtenstein application

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The European country of Liechtenstein has applied to join the International Monetary Fund. Managing director Kristalina Georgieva formally notified the fund’s executive board of the application on May 31.

The IMF board of governors will make the final decision on admission. The executive board will submit a recommendation to the governors, which will include Liechtenstein’s proposed quota of IMF capital.

Liechtenstein’s government announced it would apply to join the fund in July 2022. Prime

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