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Russia Could Take to Bitcoin Mining to Evade Sanctions, Warns IMF in New Global Financial Stability Report
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has mentioned in a new financial stability report that Russia could evade economic sanctions levied in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine by pivoting to cryptocurrency mining.
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IMF Members To Push Spending, Revive Trade To Boost Growth
Britain's vote in June to leave the EU, US presidential candidate Donald Trump's anti-trade rhetoric and a global slowdown in trade volumes have prompted policymakers to try do a better job selling the benefits of global economic integration to the general public.
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Brexit Spillover Effects May Persist For Years: Report
Britain's June vote to leave the European Union (EU) could have spillover effects for years, according to a recent report released by the Office of Financial Research in the US Department of Treasury.
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EU Leaders Tell Britain To Exit Swiftly, Market Rout Halts
European leaders told Britain on Tuesday to act quickly to resolve the political and economic chaos unleashed by its vote to leave the European Union, a move the IMF said could put pressure on global growth.
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Better For Britain To Stay In European Union: IMF Chief
Britain will benefit most by staying in the European Union (EU), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief said today.
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IMF, World Bank Focus on Economic Risks of Brexit, Tax Evasion
The IMF and World Bank focused today on Britain's possible EU pullout and widespread tax evasion as key threats to the global economy as they opened their Spring Meetings.
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IMF Says 'Very Real' Brexit Risk Could Deal Blow to World Economy
Britain could deal a damaging blow to the fragile global economy if it votes to leave the European Union, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in the sharpest warning yet from a global body about the risks associated with Brexit.
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IMF Believes Greece Needs Third Bailout Worth 90 Billion Euros
Citing high-ranking EU diplomats, the paper said the IMF believed the increase was necessary due to a recession in Greece. The economy is expected to shrink by between 2.1 and 2.3 per cent this year, a Greek government official told Reuters on Monday.
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Secret IMF Report: Greece Needs Debt Relief Far Beyond EU Plans
The updated debt sustainability analysis (DSA) was sent to euro zone governments late on Monday, hours after Athens and its 18 partners agreed in principle to open negotiations on a third bailout programme of up to 86 billion euros in return for tougher austerity measures and structural reforms.
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Disappointed With Lack of Progress in IMF Quota Reforms: European Union
The IMF quota reforms seek to provide greater say to emerging economies including India and China at the Fund, where the US and large European countries command high influence.
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Greek PM Wins Backing for Concessions; EU, IMF Give Positive Signals
The measures, which received an initial green light from the European Union and International Monetary Fund before a crucial meeting of the 19 euro zone finance ministers in Brussels, were passed with the support of pro-European opposition parties.
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EU, IMF, ECB, Eurozone Chiefs to Discuss Greece Reform Plan on Friday
Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas told a press conference that Jean-Claude Juncker, Christine Lagarde, Mario Draghi and Jeroen Dijsselbloem would discuss the plan in a conference call at 1100 GMT.
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International Monetary Fund Caught in Delicate Position Between Greece and EU
Hated in Athens and brushed off by the Europeans, the International Monetary Fund approaches the next round of negotiations with Greece in a delicate position.
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9 Days in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greek voters' defiant rejection Sunday of the terms of an international bailout capped a dramatic week for the country in its standoff with EU and IMF creditors, who are demanding tough austerity measures in return for further rescue funds.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Still Convinced' Greek Debt Deal Possible
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was convinced it was still possible to reach an accord with Greece on its crippling debt crisis, ahead of crunch EU talks today.
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Russia Could Take to Bitcoin Mining to Evade Sanctions, Warns IMF in New Global Financial Stability Report
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has mentioned in a new financial stability report that Russia could evade economic sanctions levied in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine by pivoting to cryptocurrency mining.
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IMF Members To Push Spending, Revive Trade To Boost Growth
Britain's vote in June to leave the EU, US presidential candidate Donald Trump's anti-trade rhetoric and a global slowdown in trade volumes have prompted policymakers to try do a better job selling the benefits of global economic integration to the general public.
-
Brexit Spillover Effects May Persist For Years: Report
Britain's June vote to leave the European Union (EU) could have spillover effects for years, according to a recent report released by the Office of Financial Research in the US Department of Treasury.
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EU Leaders Tell Britain To Exit Swiftly, Market Rout Halts
European leaders told Britain on Tuesday to act quickly to resolve the political and economic chaos unleashed by its vote to leave the European Union, a move the IMF said could put pressure on global growth.
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Better For Britain To Stay In European Union: IMF Chief
Britain will benefit most by staying in the European Union (EU), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief said today.
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IMF, World Bank Focus on Economic Risks of Brexit, Tax Evasion
The IMF and World Bank focused today on Britain's possible EU pullout and widespread tax evasion as key threats to the global economy as they opened their Spring Meetings.
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IMF Says 'Very Real' Brexit Risk Could Deal Blow to World Economy
Britain could deal a damaging blow to the fragile global economy if it votes to leave the European Union, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in the sharpest warning yet from a global body about the risks associated with Brexit.
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IMF Believes Greece Needs Third Bailout Worth 90 Billion Euros
Citing high-ranking EU diplomats, the paper said the IMF believed the increase was necessary due to a recession in Greece. The economy is expected to shrink by between 2.1 and 2.3 per cent this year, a Greek government official told Reuters on Monday.
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Secret IMF Report: Greece Needs Debt Relief Far Beyond EU Plans
The updated debt sustainability analysis (DSA) was sent to euro zone governments late on Monday, hours after Athens and its 18 partners agreed in principle to open negotiations on a third bailout programme of up to 86 billion euros in return for tougher austerity measures and structural reforms.
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Disappointed With Lack of Progress in IMF Quota Reforms: European Union
The IMF quota reforms seek to provide greater say to emerging economies including India and China at the Fund, where the US and large European countries command high influence.
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Greek PM Wins Backing for Concessions; EU, IMF Give Positive Signals
The measures, which received an initial green light from the European Union and International Monetary Fund before a crucial meeting of the 19 euro zone finance ministers in Brussels, were passed with the support of pro-European opposition parties.
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EU, IMF, ECB, Eurozone Chiefs to Discuss Greece Reform Plan on Friday
Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas told a press conference that Jean-Claude Juncker, Christine Lagarde, Mario Draghi and Jeroen Dijsselbloem would discuss the plan in a conference call at 1100 GMT.
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International Monetary Fund Caught in Delicate Position Between Greece and EU
Hated in Athens and brushed off by the Europeans, the International Monetary Fund approaches the next round of negotiations with Greece in a delicate position.
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9 Days in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greek voters' defiant rejection Sunday of the terms of an international bailout capped a dramatic week for the country in its standoff with EU and IMF creditors, who are demanding tough austerity measures in return for further rescue funds.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Still Convinced' Greek Debt Deal Possible
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was convinced it was still possible to reach an accord with Greece on its crippling debt crisis, ahead of crunch EU talks today.
