Brussels, 11/10/2010 (Agence Europe) - Disagreements on currency issues among major world economies dominated the annual summit of the International Monetary Fund (MF) in Washington at the weekend, but agreement was reached on reforming the way the IMF is run.
A few days after the monetary sabre-rattling between Europeans and the Chinese on the fringes of the EU-ASEM Summit (see EUROPE 10229), the United States expressed its discontent about the appreciation of the yuan (the Chinese...