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China To Buy IMF Bonds

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3 Sep 2009

The International Monetary Fund has decided to issue about $50 billion worth of bonds and most of it will be purchased by China. This is interesting. The IMF has been primarily financed by its member countries and mostly by the U.S. till now. By buying IMF issued bonds, China is putting a significant investment in a [...]


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