IMF will explore options for re-allocating reserves to raise $100 billion for poor countries By Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Sunday welcomed the Group of Seven's support for expanding the global lender's emergency reserves by $650 billion and said it would work with members on ways to provide $100 billion to the poorest countries. IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, in a statement, said the $650 billion allocation of Special Drawing Rights, the largest ever, would help boost global reserves and allow countries to fund needed fiscal measures to exit the pandemic. She said she would work with IMF members in the coming months on how they could...
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