No. 41-9, September 2012
Index
- Emerging, Developing Economies Now More Resilient
- Global House Prices Still Showing Down Trend
- Terms of IMF Lending Seen as More Focused, Better Tailored
- Engagement with IMF Helps Poorer Countries Through Global Crisis
- Global Debt Crisis Is Far from Over, Conference Hears
- Gulf Countries Explore Options for Deepening Domestic Debt Markets
- IMF, World Bank Support $2.1 Billion Debt Relief for Guinea
- Possible Trade-off Between Growth, Safety in Financial Sector
- Safer Global Financial System Still Under Construction, Says IMF
- Terms of IMF Lending Seen as More Focused, Better Tailored
- Time to Get Beyond the Crisis, Says IMF's Lagarde
- Distress in Europe Slows South Africa's Economic Recovery
- Gulf Countries Explore Options for Deepening Domestic Debt Markets
- IMF, World Bank Support $2.1 Billion Debt Relief for Guinea
- Indonesian Domestic Demand Likely to Sustain Robust Growth
- Japanese Students Give Their Views on the Global Crisis
- Korea Confronts Global Headwinds with Strong Fiscal Position
- Strong Saudi Economy Gives Fillip to Region, Advances Social Agenda
- Tunisia Faces Economic, Social Challenges amid Historic Transformation
- Global Debt Crisis Is Far from Over, Conference Hears
- Global House Prices Still Showing Down Trend
- History Offers Tips for Getting a Handle on Public Debt
- IMF Develops New Template for Labor Market Analysis
- Possible Trade-off Between Growth, Safety in Financial Sector