Greece secures 4-month bailout extension under deal with Eurozone
Greece will submit a list of potential economic reforms by 23 February for review
Dominique Strauss-Kahn trial: Prosecutor pleads for acquittal of DSK over pimping charges
Prosecutor asks French court for acquittal of ex-IMF chief Strauss-Kahn on pimping charges
Greece rejects 'impossible' finance deal, confident solution will be found
Talks between Greece and euro zone finance ministers over the country's debt broke down on 16 February when Athens rejected a proposal to request a six-month extension of its international bailout as "unacceptable".
Dominique Strauss-Kahn trial on verge of collapse as four prostitutes drop civil actions against him
The criminal case against ex-International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is on the verge of collapse after four sex workers dropped their complaints against him on Monday.
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Greek markets buoyed by government desire for cooperation
The Athens Stock Exchange noted gains of 5.6 percentage points on its general index shortly after opening on Monday (February 2) amid expectations that there will be no rupture between the government and lenders.
Former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn on trial for pimping
If convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison and a fine of €1.5m.
Greece economy: German Chancellor Angela Merkel rejects debt reduction
Angela Merkel ruled out cancelling any of Greece's debt but still wants the country to remain in the Eurozone.
IMF: Palestine economy's future hinges on clearance revenue transfer by Israel
Clearance revenue withheld by Israel represents about two-thirds of net revenues of Palestine.
Syriza elections victory: Does the eurozone need Greece?
Alexis Tsipras, leader of Syriza and Greek prime minister, called Troika 'dead'.
Greece: Eurogroup head says there is little support for debt write-off
There is little support in the euro zone for any write-off of Greece's debts, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the chairman of the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers, said on Monday (January 26).
IMF advises Gulf economies to dip into asset reserves to maintain growth amid oil price plunge
IMF estimates that oil and gas export losses in Gulf Cooperation Council will amount to around $300bn in 2015.
China's economy expands at 7.4% in 2014, slowest pace in 24 years
Actual growth misses official forecast for first time since 1998, but services and e-commerce do well.
Global economic outlook still glum even with cheaper oil
A sharp drop in oil prices and a stronger US economy will probably not be enough to brighten the outlook for global economic growth this year, the head of the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday (January 15).
US to offer more aid to nearly bankrupt Ukraine
Ukraine's economy is on the verge of bankruptcy.
IMF talks resume in Ukraine as Soros urges $50bn aid package
Billionaire financier George Soros says $50bn package should be viewed as a safeguard against an aggressive Russia.
China seen adding 13 million jobs in 2014 despite slowdown
China added 10.82 million new jobs in the first nine months of 2014, meeting Beijing's target.
Ebola spillovers weakened Senegal too, says IMF
The epidemic impact has cost the country 0.4 ppt of GDP in 2014.
UN set to create framework for global bankruptcy process in wake of Argentina debt crisis
Many EU nations, US, Australia and Japan vote against move saying talks must be held at IMF or Paris Club.
IMF approves $118.6m aid to Honduras, lempira rises to two-month high
IMF says Central American country's GDP growth will keep pace and inflation will be under control.
IMF: Sudan must step up efforts to get relief from debt burden
Fund says Sudan has to work with South Sudan to get debt relief from external creditors.
IMF: Afghanistan's prospects hurt by uncertainties, sale of New Kabul Bank, donor financing crucial
Discussions on 2015 budget focus on tax policy and expenditure measures.
Ebola: US Asks IMF to Write Off $100m Debt of Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia
US says debt relief will help West African countries to cope with devastating effects of Ebola.
Russia's Struggle With Ukraine to Hit Growth in Central Asia
IMF says central Asian countries will feel impact of falling oil prices and the Ukraine crisis.
Caucasus and Central Asia's GDP Growth Seen Slower on Lower Remittances From Russia: IMF
Russia-Ukraine crisis and Western sanctions impact growth in Caucasus and Central Asia.
Greece Likely to Need Help to Exit Bailout, States EU Official
Athens is due to exit the EU bailout programme at the end of 2014.
World Bank Urges China to Lower 2015 Growth Target to 7%
Chinese economy grew at its slowest pace in five years in the July-September third-quarter.
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