IMF Sees No Spread of Paraguay Bank Crisis
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) did not detect evidence that the Ueno Bank crisis in Paraguay has spread to neighbouring countries, declared the agency's spokesman, Julie Kozack, on Thursday (12).Read more: Nvidia's CEO resigns, shares break and company already loses $600 bi in market value in the week End of scale 6x1: Dino appeals to Congress to vote rules on differentiated regimes and micro-enterprises "We see that the Paraguayan author…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has not detected any indications that the Ueno bank crisis in Paraguay has moved to neighbouring countries, said the agency’s spokesperson, Julie Kozack, Thursday.
The agency's spokesperson stressed that Paraguayan authorities made quick decisions and ruled out something similar happening in other banks.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has not detected any indications that the Ueno bank crisis in Paraguay has moved to neighbouring countries, said the agency’s spokesperson, Julie Kozack, Thursday.
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