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The IMF and World Bank's opens the annual meeting in Singapore. This year's focuses are voting rights reform at the IMF, as well as governance and anti-corruption strategies. The IMF has just moved to grant China and other emerging countries a greater voice, what further developments will happen? What expectations do the distinguished guests have for the future of the global economy? And what role will China play in the future?
IMF Voting Reform

IMF Board of Governors Approves Quota and Related Governance Reforms
Bigger Say for China
• IMF Says Govts Strongly Back Plan to Give Emerging Economies More Power
• Bigger Say for China Not Pressure Tactic: IMF
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The plenary session of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)and the World Bank annual meetings kicked off in Singapore on Tuesday.
Impacts of Yuan Flexibility to Be Felt in Time: Zhou
China's central bank governor on Tuesday described currency reforms to date as important and said their impact would be felt over time.
International Monetary Fund Grants China Bigger Say
A plan by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to boost China's voting rights is not aimed at putting more pressure on Beijing to make its exchange rate flexible or undertake other policy changes, IMF chief Rodrigo de Rato said yesterday.
From the Meetings
• Singapore Showcases Asian Spices to IMF/World Bank Guests
• IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings Open
• Shift in Order Seen at IMF, World Bank Talks
• International Monetary Fund Grants China Bigger Say
• IMF Gives Developing Nations Greater Say
• Anti-Corruption Drive Tops IMF-World Bank Agenda
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China Economy
• Top banker: More Currency Reforms Possible
• C.banker: Banks Need More Risk Controls
• IMF Urges China to Check Growth
• IMF Suggests Asian Policymakers to Carry Out Structural Reforms
• China Leads Vibrant Asia Economies
• IMF Predicts 10% Growth Rate for China's Economy
• Jin: World Bank Success Requires Correct Strategy
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