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The release of the International Monetary Fund's 2012 Economic Outlook, hosted by Gateway House and the IMF on May 7th, was quoted in a news article by First Post, an Indian news website. The report outlines analysis and projections of economic developments in Asia-Pacific for the year 2012.
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The 2012 Economic Outlook release, hosted by Gateway House and the International Monetary Fund on May 7th, has been reported in Live Mint, a business newspaper. The report outlines analysis and projections of economic developments in Asia-Pacific region for the year 2012
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The 2012 Economic Outlook release, hosted by Gateway House and the International Monetary Fund on May 7th, has been reported in Yahoo News. The report outlines analysis and projections of economic developments in Asia-Pacific region for the year 2012.
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The release of the International Monetary Fund's report on Asia's Economic Outlook for 2012, hosted by Gateway House and the IMF0 on May 7th, was reported in Sify, an Indian online news website. The report outlines analysis and projections of economic developments in Asia-Pacific region for the year 2012.
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The 2012 Economic Outlook release, hosted by Gateway House and the International Monetary Fund on May 7th, has been reported in Express Buzz, an Indian online news website. The report outlines analysis and projections of economic developments in Asia-Pacific region for the year 2012.
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BBC News published a feature written by Gateway House’s Head of Research, Akshay Mathur, in their Asia business section. Mathur writes on the the financial crises in Europe and the possibility of the BRICS countries playing an active part in the European bailout.
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In a reversal of historical roles, the BRICS nations may be coming to Europe’s rescue. During the Asian Financial Crisis, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) introduced structural adjustments in return for IMF loans, and many institutions and individuals went bankrupt. Will it be any different now?
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As the new head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde’s experience in cajoling world leaders will go some way in negotiating the European bailouts. The real challenge, however, will be trying to raise funds for anything as large as Italy.
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As Europe stands united in its support for France's Finance Minister Christine Lagarde as a candidate to head the International Monetary Fund, many have begun to question if BRICS is truly an effective and united bloc. Will they be able to put forth a candidate all emerging countries can support?
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With the post for the head of the International Monetary Fund up for grabs, the emerging market countries are yet to unite and provide a suitable candidate who receives formidable support for his or her candidature. China, however, may boldly question the status quo and step ahead.