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[Summary] => The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is urging the Philippine government to continue its programs on governance, competitiveness and fiscal management to sustain a promising economic future, an IMF official said.
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[Title] => Further monetary easing not urgent - IMF
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[Summary] => Asia will continue to lead global economic growth over the next two years even as it grapples with risks including inflation, turmoil in the Middle East and the effects of Japan's tsunami, the International Monetary Fund said Thursday.
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[Title] => International Monetary Fund cuts RP growth forecast to 2.25%
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[Summary] => WASHINGTON — There are ambulances around the Capitol and our meeting with Sen. Daniel Inouye (Democrat, Hawaii) at the Senate building may be cancelled because of the anthrax scare here. Washington lives from day to day, with schedules being cancelled at a moment’s notice and streets being abruptly closed to the public because of yet another terrorist scare. No one knows when tours to the White House may resume. Americans are looking for their vice president.
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