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El FMI afirma que Europa tiene margen para tomar más medidas contra la crisis
El Fondo destaca la importancia de perseverar en las reformas en España
El organismo publica mañana su infome sobre la economía española
Sandro Pozzi Washington26 JUL 2012 - 16:54 CET
The IMF says Europe has room to take further measures against the crisis
The Fund stresses the importance of persevering with reforms in Spain
The agency publishes its Infome morning on the Spanish economy
Sandro Pozzi Washington 26 JUL 2012 - 16:54 CET
The Fund stresses the importance of persevering with reforms in Spain
The agency publishes its Infome morning on the Spanish economy
Sandro Pozzi Washington 26 JUL 2012 - 16:54 CET
The International Monetary Fund says it has no opinion on whether the market is wrong or not when determining the type with which Spain and Italy can be financed. Nor whether the current cost is sustainable. But he insists that the only way to restore confidence there is that Madrid and Rome implement the reforms announced. David Hawley, a spokeswoman for the body turn, repeated that the two countries announced "major reforms", but at the same time stressed that there is scope for action, tackling the turmoil threatening the economy and stimulate growth.
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Draghi warns that it is "ready for anything" to save the euro
The ECB's advert encourages a strong decrease of the pressure on Spain
The European Central Bank studied relief for Spain and Italy
"In Spain we have taken steps robust and comprehensive", praised, while he has indicated that its application is key to the country's prospects improve. In this regard, the IMF executive board on Wednesday discussed the latest report of the assessment mission to Spain in the framework of so-called Article IV. The final document will be published tomorrow. In the first draft was placed on the Government of Mariano Rajoy not to expect to raise VAT or cut the salaries of officials, as this has happened.
On the comments of the European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi, who has warned that "is willing to do whatever is necessary to preserve the euro", from the IMF is considered "a reiteration of the commitment" of the central bank that will preserve unity in the euro area. And as has indicated in various documents published to date, considered in this context that the European monetary authority has room to stimulate the economy beyond rate cuts announced a few weeks ago.
more information
Draghi warns that it is "ready for anything" to save the euro
The ECB's advert encourages a strong decrease of the pressure on Spain
The European Central Bank studied relief for Spain and Italy
"In Spain we have taken steps robust and comprehensive", praised, while he has indicated that its application is key to the country's prospects improve. In this regard, the IMF executive board on Wednesday discussed the latest report of the assessment mission to Spain in the framework of so-called Article IV. The final document will be published tomorrow. In the first draft was placed on the Government of Mariano Rajoy not to expect to raise VAT or cut the salaries of officials, as this has happened.
On the comments of the European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi, who has warned that "is willing to do whatever is necessary to preserve the euro", from the IMF is considered "a reiteration of the commitment" of the central bank that will preserve unity in the euro area. And as has indicated in various documents published to date, considered in this context that the European monetary authority has room to stimulate the economy beyond rate cuts announced a few weeks ago.
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