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The Federal Reserve left a key interest rate unchanged Wednesday as falling energy prices helped ... Federal Reserve leaves rat
The Federal Reserve left a key interest rate unchanged Wednesday as falling energy prices helped to restrain inflation pressures.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke and his colleagues issued a brief announcement saying they would leave the federal funds rate, the interest banks charge one another, at 5.25%.
The decision represents a break for borrowers. It means that banks' p...
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Thai financial officials attending an annual IMF-World Bank meeting in Singapore were rushing home following a military coup in Bangkok early Wednesday.
International Monetary Fund chief Rodrigo de Rato said he was monitoring the situation.
"We have certai...
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SINGAPORE (AP) - Thai financial officials attending an annual IMF-World Bank meeting in Singapore were rushing home following a military coup in Bangkok early Wednesday.
International Monetary Fund chief Rodrigo de Rato said he was monitoring the situation.
"We have certainly not seen up to n...
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SINGAPORE — Thai officials rushed back to Bangkok in the wake of an overnight military coup as global financial leaders ended their annual IMF-World Bank meeting Wednesday after approving landmark reforms.
"We have certainly not seen up to now any financial cons...
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Efforts to do so, he said, gave rise to the risk "that the World Bank was seen as de-emphasising ... World Bank gets a thumbs-d
Efforts to do so, he said, gave rise to the risk "that the World Bank was seen as de-emphasising its responsibility to provide for lending in terms of the millennium development goals (which aim to halve poverty by 2015), or supporting development and for overemphasising the battle against corruption."
Manuel said it was important to emphasise that no one underestimated the importance of ...
ENO, NV (Mineweb.com) --Environmental and human rights NGOs Monday challenged the International F... NGOs challenge IFC to prov
ENO, NV (Mineweb.com) --Environmental and human rights NGOs Monday challenged the International Finance Committee to “prove that its mining projects are reducing poverty and improving lives,” and to invest agency funds elsewhere if mines are found not to be actually benefiting the poor.
In their document, Tarnished Gold: mining and the unmet promise of development, the Bank Information Ce...
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The United States and Israel sought on Monday to shore up a sometimes strained relationship with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who is trying to form a working alliance with Hamas officials who refuse to recognize the Israeli government.
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SINGAPORE - Divisions over the World Bank’s handling of corruption burst into the open tod... Splits over graft, reform
SINGAPORE - Divisions over the World Bank’s handling of corruption burst into the open today ahead of a vote on governance reforms likely to expose deep fault lines at the bank’s sister agency, the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz has irked major shareholding countries in his zeal to root out corruption by holding up some loans, includin...
