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IMF Board OKs Romania’s Request For New Waiver On Govt Arrears
08.01.2011, 11:59 | Finance-Banks | 1870 views
The International Monetary Fund Board approved Romania’s request for a new waiver of non-observance in the government arrears sector for end-December, the IMF said in a press release. Data regarding budget deficit, state guarantees and inflation target performance criteria for end-December were not available and could not be analyzed by the IMF delegation. The IMF Board also agreed to grant Romania a waiver from data availability requirements. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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