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LATEST ARRIVAL OF MY BOOK INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM:PAST ,PRESENT AND FUTURE —Edited By Dr.Debesh Bhowmik Regal Publications,F-159,Rajouri Garden,NewDelhi-110027 Price-1780/-(HB) International Monetary System is the central part of analyzing international trade 
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With a surge of interest in blockchain technology by governments, a report was released by the International Monetary Fund on the future of virtual currencies.
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According to the director of IMF, the IMF supporting Blockchain and virtual currencies underlying technological potential to be used as a powerful tool.
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The director of the IMF addressed bankers to quell their fears about bitcoin and the blockchain.
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Greece’s bank branches are open for the first time in three weeks, but capital controls still stop people from withdrawing more than €420/week
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Greece will need an extra 50bn euros ($55bn) over the next three years to stabilise its finances under the existing, disputed bailout plans, the International ...
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CIGI Senior Fellow Miranda Xafa discusses the controversial role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as a junior partner to European institutions, including ...
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Greece will refuse the planned return of European Union and International Monetary Fund inspectors to the country since the new government rejects the 240-billion-euro bailout programme, a government official told Reuters on Friday.
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The Washington-based multilateral lender, concerned about high debt levels and large fiscal deficits, urged countries like Germany, the United States and Japan to pursue austerity in 2010-11 before their economies had fully recovered from the crisis.
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The IMF seminar held on October 12, during the 2014 IMF/World Bank Group Annual Meetings.
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International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde says the global economy is facing “the risk of a new mediocre, where growth is low and uneven.”… Lagarde said Europe’s 18-nation bloc that uses the euro currency – collectively the world’s biggest economy – is facing the “not insignificant” risk of falling back into a recession. (VOA News)
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Christine Lagarde tells London conference banking sector is still resisting reform and taking excessive risks (IMF chief says banks haven't changed since financial crisis http://t.co/HycYFAjzWr via...
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2014 marks 70 years since the Bretton-Woods Conference, at which the main parameters of the post-war world currency and financial system were defined and the decision to create the International Monetary Fund was made. The most important elements of this system were fixed exchange rates for the currencies of participant countries, the pegging of all currencies to gold (gold parity), and the free convertibility of dollars to gold by the U.S. Treasury for the monetary authorities of other countries. The Fund’s main function was defined as extending credit to member countries if they have a deficit balance of payments and there is a danger that the currency’s exchange rate could deviate from the established fixed rate and from gold parity.
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IMThe currencies and metals traded the day on Wednesday in the same clothes they wore in the overnight markets.
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The International Monetary Fund has poured cold water over claims that the eurozone is safely recovering, calling on the European Central Bank to take pre-emptive action to alleviate the credit crunch for small business and head off the risk of deflation.
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The IMF loans to Greece, Ireland and Portugal are considered controversial by some analysts. This column argues that these loans – granted without having agreed on convincing paths to manageable debt levels – constituted a substantial departure from IMF principles. The situation is costly for Europe and, having now permanently changed the principles guiding large IMF loans, it will be costly for crises to come. A serious rethink of the management and decision-making structure of the IMF is needed.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) sees the tapering of a US economic stimulus program as the biggest challenge to global financial stability. Moreover, Europe’s ailing banks also worry the international lender.
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On behalf of the IMF, let me also express our appreciation to everyone at George Washington University for partnering with us—and providing this venue as well as others—for our Annual Meetings which kick off next week.
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