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IMF Mulls Creating $650 Billion In Reserves After Yellen Nod

Inertia is being built to inject funds after US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen leaned in to support the campaign, turning the opposition to President Donald Trump last year. Her predecessor, Stephen Mnuchin, blocked the move in 2020, saying that as reserves are distributed to all 190 IMF members in proportion to their quota, about 70%

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IMF to Discuss More Support for Vulnerable Middle-Income Nations

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Africa Faces Fiscal Bind Without More IMF Special Drawing Rights

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Why IMF Help for Poor Nations Will Benefit Rich Ones

(Bloomberg) – The International Monetary Fund is preparing to give member states the largest injection of resources in its history, $ 650 billion, to increase global liquidity and help low-income developing countries cope with growing debt and Covid-19. The choice of vehicle – reserves known as special drawing rights – has drawn some criticism. US

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