(Reuters) - MONTREAL, June 18 - The International Monetary
Fund has approved changes that strengthens the way it monitors
the foreign exchange policies of member countries, IMF Managing
Director Rodrigo Rato said on Monday.
"The new decision reflects current best practice in our
work of monitoring members' exchange rate policies and domestic
economic policies," Rato said in remarks prepared for delivery
at an economic conference in Montreal.
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Fund has approved changes that strengthens the way it monitors
the foreign exchange policies of member countries, IMF Managing
Director Rodrigo Rato said on Monday.
"The new decision reflects current best practice in our
work of monitoring members' exchange rate policies and domestic
economic policies," Rato said in remarks prepared for delivery
at an economic conference in Montreal.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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