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As contingency, IMF aims to double its lendable resources

  • In precautionary move, IMF aims to double resources to $500 billion
  • MF has adequate funding to deal with curreant stage of economic crisis
  • Plans aim to boost confidence that IMF can meet further demands

The IMF aims to double the amount of money it has available to lend to governments to $500 billion to strengthen international confidence that it can meet any new challenges during the current global downturn, in case more countries are forced to turn to the 185-member institution to borrow, the deputy head of the IMF said.

“Right now the IMF has adequate resources to respond to the demands that we see in front of us immediately,” IMF First Deputy Managing Director John Lipsky said during a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos last week.

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