Dodging the Russian bullet

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There have been allegations of money-laundering and misdirection of financial aid for Russia from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) which have led to some criticisms of the US policy toward Russia. Al Gore, US vice-president, is also chairman of a commision that was involved in the coordination of US relations with Russia. His advisers argue that he was not aware of the investigation into money-laundering, but he has been partly blamed for the scandal by Republican, Steve Forbes.

United States, Political activity, Investigations, Russia, United States foreign relations, Russian foreign relations, Money laundering, Gore, Albert, Jr.

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Stuck

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The European Central Bank (ECB) maintained interest rates at 3.75% on Oct 11, 2001, despite growing fears that the euro area is verging on recession. Europe has less scope for fiscal stimulus, and must depend on interest rates to encourage growth.

Interest Rates, Europe, Monetary policy, European Central Bank

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Dodging downdrafts

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Issues related to the policies of the Bank of Canada and Canadian economy are examined in detail.

Canada, Economic aspects, Canada. Bank of Canada

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Subjects list: Economic policy, Central banks
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