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| | | ... demanded by 'the institutions' - the Greeks did invent democracy. This means that the a,-1.6 billion due to be paid back the IMF on 30 June wouldn't get repaid until the Greeks have had their say 5 days after. This means that the IMF can declare Greece ... |
| | | | ... pessimism and subsequently, spending and employment. Hey wait! I just noticed, I'm now beginning to sound like Christine. IMF head Christine Lagarde, that is. Earlier this month, my feminine side cautioned the Fed to postpone lift-off till next year ... |
| | | | ... operates an asset over its economic life to the benefit of members. "The inverted bid model, which has been endorsed by the IMF, OECD, World Bank, G20 and B20, is currently being presented by Industry Super Australia to international regulators, pension ... |
| | | | ... over, betting has moved to September, or December, or March 2016. Janet told us so: "I want to emphasize, and I think the IMF would agree with this, that the importance of the timing of a first decision to raise rates is something that should not be ... |
| | | | ... a bank run back in 2013, the ECB threatened to cut withdraw ELA funding to the Cypriots if they didn't comply with EU and IMF bailout plan. We know what happened then... Cyprus ate its pride and complied and then bailed. It seems not too long ago but ... |
| | | | ... as there are concerted efforts to accelerate and deepen integration within the monetary union to make it more resilient." (IMF)...or that there would be limited contagion, "We don't think there would be a contagion effect if there was a Greek exit from ... |
| | | | ... a warning from Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis that "an accident" in the bitter dispute between Greece and its EU-IMF creditors over unlocking vital bailout cash for Athens was drawing "dangerously close". That came as International Monetary ... |
| | | | ... increased on Tuesday when Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras accused creditors of trying to "humiliate" his country and said the IMF bore "criminal responsibility" for austerity measures that plunged it into recession. His outburst comes after talks ... |
| | | | ... ante and hardening their stances. Greek PM Tsipras accused Greece's creditors of wanting to humiliate the government - the IMF for its "criminal intent" and the ECB for insisting on a line of "financial strangulation". The response from 'the institutions' ... |
| | | | ... reconsider its support for the tough reform measures demanded by the International Monetary Fund. "The time has come for the IMF's proposals to be judged in public... by Europe," Tsipras told Greek MPs on Tuesday, adding that the global lender bore "criminal ... |
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