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CNNMoney: Dollar weakens broadly

The dollar fell broadly Monday, with the euro climbing above $1.50, after a report from the International Monetary Fund suggested the U.S. currency could fall further.

CNNMoney: After G20, 'fresh dollar weakness'

The U.S. dollar may come under renewed pressure from emerging market currencies and the euro after a meeting of the world's top finance officials failed to take concrete action on rebalancing global money flows.

CNNMoney: Gold hits a record near $1,100

Gold pared gains Wednesday after hitting an all time high, but still settled at record levels after the Federal Reserve's latest policy statement came in as expected.

CNNMoney: Gold surges to an all-time high

Gold prices surged to a record high Tuesday after the International Monetary Fund said it had sold 200 metric tons of the precious metal to India's central bank.

Police clash with protesters outside finance meeting in Turkey

Police clashed with protesters for a second day outside a meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, CNN's sister network, CNN Turk, reported Wednesday.

Shoe thrower targets IMF chief in Istanbul

A protester threw a shoe at the IMF director at the end of a question-and-answer session Thursday at a university in Istanbul.

IMF warns of further recession risks

Banks round the world have still to reveal about half of their likely losses resulting from the financial and economic crisis, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday, warning that there was still a "significant" risk of another downward lurch in the global recession.

IMF approves limited sales of gold

The International Monetary Fund's executive board has approved the sale of up to one-eighth of its gold holdings -- about 403.3 metric tons -- with proceeds going toward a new income model and financing for low-income nations.

IMF: World economy won't recover until 2010

World economy -- better luck next year.

CNNMoney: IMF: Toxic asset fallout could reach $4T

The International Monetary Fund has raised its estimate of the amount of toxic assets that banks and financial institutions will have to dispose of or write down to $4 trillion.

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