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PARIS, June 24 - Singling out emerging countries like Brazil, China and India to make more concessions in the World Trade Organisation's Doha round talks is totally unfair, Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim said on...

SAO PAULO (AFP)--The big emerging countries that are now the main pillars of world economic growth hope to push their way into seats next to the rich nations' club at the G20 summit in Washington...

LONDON, Sept 4 - The world's biggest emerging economies demanded a stronger voice at the International Monetary Fund on Friday, setting up a fight over which countries ought to give up some of their power....

GENEVA, March 30 - This week's G20 summit should push forward International Monetary Fund and other reforms to give emerging countries more say in global finance, Russian deputy foreign minister Alexander Yakovenko said on Monday....

* Investors becoming more discriminating * Countries with specific political worries suffer * Turkey, Latvia, Thailand, Romania suffer in markets LONDON, Oct 19 - As global markets come to the end of the broad recovery...

PITTSBURGH, Sept 25 - The Group of 20 is set to become the premier coordinating body on global economic issues, reflecting a new world economic order in which emerging market countries like China are much...

WASHINGTON, Sept 16 - Poor countries are still feeling the consequences of the global recession despite signs that industrial and emerging economies are recovering, the World Bank said in a report on Wednesday. "The nascent...

WASHINGTON, Sept 2 - The United States is pushing for an agreement among Group of 20 nations on the thorny issue of giving emerging market countries greater voting power in the International Monetary Fund, G20...

WASHINGTON, July 28 - The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday estimated reserve needs of emerging countries, outside China and oil producers, could reach between $400 billion and $900 billion over the next five years as...

SINGAPORE, July 10 - At least 10 eastern European countries are in talks with the International Monetary Fund about multi-billion dollar emergency loans for their ailing economies, German business daily Handelsblatt reported on Friday. Citing...