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| | | ... December, the biggest increase since December 2010. Output surged as companies bought more machines and materials. Christine Lagarde, the IMF's managing director, said the fund was looking at ways to increase its capacity, partly to deal with Europe's ... |
| | | | ... $US1.3944, up from $US1.3894 Friday. European leaders, including French President Nicolas Sarkozy and IMF chief Christine Lagarde, on Sunday said "good progress" had been made in talks on the debt crisis that has threatened the world economy. The eurozone ... |
| | | | ... growth as finance ministers headed for talks aimed at bridging splits over the crisis. WASHINGTON - IMF chief Christine Lagarde is pressing US and European leaders to take bolder action to rescue their economies, warning that indecision is pushing them ... |
| | | | ... "confederal" disciplined management of eurozone national finances. And the head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, repeated her warning that banks in Europe need extra capital to withstand any contagion from the eurozone debt crisis. ... |
| | | | ... of the biggest threats to the world economy, warns the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde. Writing in the Financial Times, Lagarde said world economic confidence has again been shaken and this is leading many political ... |
| | | | ... Generale and Natixis up more than three per cent despite weekend comments by new International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde that weaker European banks, heavily exposed to troubled eurozone debt, needed to recapitalise. Oil prices rose meanwhile ... |
| | | | ... they can just do it - bail out Greece, that is. Oh and by the way, another European - French finance minister Christine Lagarde - has been named new IMF chief head. Good news for Europe, don't you think? There's also good news in America. The latest ... |
| | | | ... situation," even if this leads to tensions on capital flows. To which, another French, France's Finance Minister Christine Lagarde added that, "The doctrine of the International Monetary Fund has changed" from prescribing free capital flows to allowing ... |
| | | | ... Didn't we say, sorry I say before that Europe would not allow Greece to fail? Here's French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde's statement on radio Europe 1: "I have no doubts that Greece will succeed in refinancing itself through ways that we are exploring ... |
| | | | ... economic and financial stability.' The impact of the G7 communique was watered down by French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde's comment where she clarified that the statement was only aimed to show G7 support for a Japanese intervention in their own ... |
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