IMF fears repercussions of Greek, Portuguese and Irish crises. Last week, the IMF improved its economic forecasts for Germany and France and underlined an overall improvement in the economic situation in Europe. For the eurozone as a whole, the IMF revised its forecast of 1.6% made last April to 2% for 2011. The forecast for Germany was revised upwards by 0.7% to 3.2%. Growth in Germany is the highest among G-7 member states. French economic growth is forecast to be 2.1%, compared to 2%...