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An International Monetary Fund official will visit Egypt on March 17 to meet with authorities amid political unrest that has stalled a $4.8 billion loan, a fund spokesman said.
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The International Monetary Fund will lower its growth forecasts for the U.S. this year because of the $85 billion in spending cuts set to begin tomorrow, an IMF spokesman said.
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U.S. stocks erased gains in the final minutes of trading as investors prepared for rebalancing of benchmark indexes and after a Senate vote kept $85 billion of automatic spending cuts in place.
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West Texas Intermediate settled at the lowest level this year as the U.S. economy grew less than economists forecast and the euro weakened against the dollar. Prices fell 5.6 percent in February.
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Copper dropped for a second straight day after the U.S. economy expanded less than forecast last quarter and the International Monetary Fund said it will lower its growth outlook for the country.
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The International Monetary Fund said talks over Greece’s debt-reduction plans aren’t deadlocked, even as the fund disagrees with its European partners over the timetable.
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The International Monetary Fund today postponed consideration of a proposed 22.5 billion euro loan to Ireland ($30 billion) until after the Irish government’s debate on the rescue package, IMF spokesman William Murray said in a statement today.
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A New York-based advocacy group that has pressured companies and organizations to halt business with Iran because of its disputed nuclear program is urging the International Monetary Fund to close its account at Iran’s central bank and suspend Iran as a member.
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The International Monetary Fund overemphasized the risks posed by countries amassing reserve assets, the fund’s internal auditor said in a report that may embolden economies such as China and South Korea that are accumulating foreign currencies.
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The International Monetary Fund announced a new code of conduct governing personal relationships between managers and staff three years after a probe into a relationship involving former Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn .
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