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      Sunday 19 May  
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      Egyptians walk outside the stock exchange building in central Cairo on June 25, a day after Islamist Mohamed Morsi was elected the country's first civilian president. The International Monetary Fund said Tuesday it is ready to help Egypt to restart growth and deal with other economic challenges after his election.
      Bulletin: IMF 'ready to support Egypt' under new leadership

      Bulletin: IMF 'ready to support Egypt' under new leadership

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      A Malawian man walks with freshly caught fish in 2008 on the shore of Lake Malawi at Senga Bay in Salima district, central Malawi. Malawi is set for a $157-million (125-million euro) three-year IMF loan to fix its troubled economy which has been hit by global aid suspensions, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Malawi to receive $157 mn IMF loan

      Bulletin: Malawi to receive $157 mn IMF loan

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      Article: Crisis in Europe

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      A general view shows the port of Luanda in 2010. The International Monetary Fund on Thursday hailed Angola's actions to stabilise its economy after the 2008 financial crisis caused the price of oil, its main export, to plummet.
      Bulletin: IMF lauds Angola's economic stabilisation efforts

      Bulletin: IMF lauds Angola's economic stabilisation efforts

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      A Malawian land worker harvests maize in Masungo village on the outskirts of the capital Lilongwe in 2008. An IMF mission hopes to recommend new loan programmes for Malawi following a visit next week, an official said Wednesday, after the country devalued its currency to boost the economy.
      Bulletin: IMF mission to visit Malawi, recommend new loans

      Bulletin: IMF mission to visit Malawi, recommend new loans

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      Malawi police chase anti government protesters in Lilongwe last July. The International Monetary Fund on Saturday again pressured impoverished Malawi to devalue its currency, which is trading on the black market at nearly double the official exchange rate.
      Bulletin: IMF pressures Malawi to devalue currency

      Bulletin: IMF pressures Malawi to devalue currency

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      French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (R) leaves after her meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil al-Arabi (L) at his office in Cairo in 2011. The International Monetary Fund said Thursday an IMF team had fruitful talks with authorities in Egypt this week that could lead to an IMF loan.
      Bulletin: IMF says talks in Egypt were 'productive'

      Bulletin: IMF says talks in Egypt were 'productive'

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      Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood representative Mohammed Mursi, pictured in February 2011. The Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party has held off from backing a request for a loan from the International Monetary Fund, urging more government transparency.
      Bulletin: Egypt Islamists want more details on IMF loan

      Bulletin: Egypt Islamists want more details on IMF loan

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      Doris Ross (C), the head of a joint delegation including World Bank and African Development Bank officials, pictured in 2011, said Ivory Coast was closing in on meeting the requirements for debt relief under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries initiative.
      Bulletin: IMF says I.Coast nearing debt relief

      Bulletin: IMF says I.Coast nearing debt relief

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      Two Egyptian women enjoy the view of Cairo from al-Azhar Park in January 2012. The International Monetary Fund said Thursday it was studying an economic program submitted by Egypt as the country seeks a loan amid a weak economy a year after a popular uprising.
      Bulletin: IMF weighs Egypt's economic plan for loan

      Bulletin: IMF weighs Egypt's economic plan for loan

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