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09.12.24 - 18:10
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IMF staff, Ecuador reach agreement for $500 mln, subject to board approval (Reuters EN)
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IMF staff, Ecuador reach agreement for $500 mln, subject to board approval Dec 9 (Reuters) - IMF staff and Ecuador reached a staff-level agreement that would allow the country access to about $500 million, subject to IMF Executive Board approval, the IMF said in a statement on Monday. Reporting by Costas Pitas; editing by Rami Ayyub...
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09.12.24 - 14:02
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El Salvador nears $1.3 bln IMF deal on bitcoin scale back, FT reports (Reuters EN)
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El Salvador nears $1.3 bln IMF deal on bitcoin scale back, FT reports Dec 9 (Reuters) - El Salvador expects to reach a $1.3 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) within two to three weeks in return for adjustments to its use of bitcoin as legal tender and reductions in government deficits, the Financial Times reported on Monday....
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27.11.24 - 14:56
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IMF, Ethiopia reach staff agreement on second programme review (Reuters EN)
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UPDATE 1-IMF, Ethiopia reach staff agreement on second programme review Adds context and detail on size of disbursement in paragraphs 2-3 NAIROBI, Nov 27 (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund staff and the government of Ethiopia have reached agreement on the second review of its $3.4 billion financing programme, the IMF said on Wednesday. The East African country secured the programme in July , hours after it followed one of the IMF's key recommendations and floated its birr currency ETB= ....
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27.11.24 - 06:13
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IMF sees Thai GDP growth at 2.7% this year, 2.9% next year (Reuters EN)
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IMF sees Thai GDP growth at 2.7% this year, 2.9% next year BANGKOK, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Thailand's economic growth is projected at 2.7% this year and 2.9% next year, reflecting planned fiscal stimulus measures and a pickup in public investment, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said. A further reduction in the policy interest rate would support the recovery, and also see improvements in borrowers' debt-servicing capacity with little risk of additional leverage amid tightened lending, the Wash...
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27.11.24 - 05:55
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IMF FORECASTS THAILAND′S GDP GROWTH AT 2.7% IN 2024, 2.9% IN 2025 (Reuters EN)
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IMF sees Thai GDP growth at 2.7% this year, 2.9% next year BANGKOK, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Thailand's economic growth is projected at 2.7% this year and 2.9% next year, reflecting planned fiscal stimulus measures and a pickup in public investment, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said. A further reduction in the policy interest rate would support the recovery, and also see improvements in borrowers' debt-servicing capacity with little risk of additional leverage amid tightened lending, the Wash...
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26.11.24 - 17:31
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Angola not currently negotiating an IMF programme, finance ministry says (Reuters EN)
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Angola not currently negotiating an IMF programme, finance ministry says LUANDA, Angola, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Angola is not in talks with the International Monetary Fund on a new financial assistance programme, its finance ministry said on Tuesday, prompting a slide in its foreign sovereign bonds. The southern African oil exporter said it had asked the IMF for "a note aimed at updating its technical view on the options for responding to risk scenarios", "There are currently no negotiations with th...
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26.11.24 - 14:52
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Czech central bank has room for rate cuts, IMF says (Reuters EN)
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UPDATE 1-Czech central bank has room for rate cuts, IMF says Adds further details in paragraphs 2-9 PRAGUE, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The Czech central bank has room for additional rate cuts to reach a neutral policy rate of around 3% by mid-2025, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a concluding statement published on Tuesday. The central bank has cut its main interest rate CZCBIR=ECI to 4.00% from 7.00% since last December but has signalled a pause may be nearing....
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23.11.24 - 20:54
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IMF Calls For Economy-Crushing Carbon Restrictions That Dwarf COVID Lockdowns (ZeroHedge)
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IMF Calls For Economy-Crushing Carbon Restrictions That Dwarf COVID Lockdowns
At the height of the covid lockdowns and mandates a massive portion of the global economy was shut down, leading to supply chain instability, huge job losses and a stagflationary crisis. However, climate change propagandists argued that the event was actually a positive for the planet when it was revealed that emissions fell by 5.4%. They asserted that the covid lockdowns were a practice run for what they called "climate lockdowns" - Presenting a plan for scheduled disruptions to global economic activity as a means to slow the effects of climate change.
Globalists also presented climate lockdowns as a kind of collective social punishment in the event that populations refused to cut carbon output on their own. As World Economic Forum "Agenda Contributor" Mariana Mazzucato argued in 2020:
"Under a “climate lockdown,” governments would limit private-vehicle use, ban consumption of red meat, and impose extre...
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21.11.24 - 21:08
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EL SALVADOR EXPECTS TO STRIKE $1.4 BILLION IMF BLOOMBERG NEWS (Reuters EN)
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El Salvador expects to strike IMF deal next month for $1.4 billion, Bloomberg News reports Nov 21 (Reuters) - El Salvador has a high chance of striking a staff-level agreement for about $1.4 billion with the International Monetary Fund next month, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday. President Nayib Bukele is seeking to finalize the terms for the three-year program after IMF staff visit El Salvador in December, Bloomberg said, citing people familiar with the matter....
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21.11.24 - 20:50
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El Salvador expects to strike IMF deal next month for $1.4 billion, Bloomberg News reports (Reuters EN)
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El Salvador expects to strike IMF deal next month for $1.4 billion, Bloomberg News reports Nov 21 (Reuters) - El Salvador has a high chance of striking a staff-level agreement for about $1.4 billion with the International Monetary Fund next month, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday. President Nayib Bukele is seeking to finalize the terms for the three-year program after IMF staff visit El Salvador in December, Bloomberg said, citing people familiar with the matter....
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