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Saturday, 17.01.2009.

11:49

IMF approves stand-by arrangement

The IMF Board of Directors has approved a EUR 402.5mn stand-by loan to Serbia, this international financial institution has confirmed in Washington.

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lowe

pre 15 godina

I am not sure this IMF arrangement is a good thing. I always thought a country's currency should be allowed to fall (or rise) to a level that accurately reflects its economic position vis-a-vis other countries.

Artificially propping up a currency will only make exports less competitive. And this artificial obstacle is the last thing the country's exporters need.

The only time when intervention measures are paramount is when a currency comes under sustained attack by speculators, like what that Hungarian-American Soros did to the Thai baht in 1997.

lowe

pre 15 godina

I am not sure this IMF arrangement is a good thing. I always thought a country's currency should be allowed to fall (or rise) to a level that accurately reflects its economic position vis-a-vis other countries.

Artificially propping up a currency will only make exports less competitive. And this artificial obstacle is the last thing the country's exporters need.

The only time when intervention measures are paramount is when a currency comes under sustained attack by speculators, like what that Hungarian-American Soros did to the Thai baht in 1997.

lowe

pre 15 godina

I am not sure this IMF arrangement is a good thing. I always thought a country's currency should be allowed to fall (or rise) to a level that accurately reflects its economic position vis-a-vis other countries.

Artificially propping up a currency will only make exports less competitive. And this artificial obstacle is the last thing the country's exporters need.

The only time when intervention measures are paramount is when a currency comes under sustained attack by speculators, like what that Hungarian-American Soros did to the Thai baht in 1997.