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* Welcomes efforts to make yuan more flexible * Applauds moves to make yuan international currency * Sees no more need for stimulus * Not certain where demand will come from (Adds comments on China,...

China has steered a steady course through the stormy seas of the economic crisis, said Zoellick.

MADRID, May 24 - World economic recovery will be slow and rising unemployment could bring the threat of social crisis and protectionism, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said in an interview with Spanish Sunday newspaper...

* German analyst sentiment rises on signs worst may be over * Majority expect recovery end 2009, start 2010 - Zoellick * U.S. housing starts seen seen up * UK retailer M&S profit down, "not...

WASHINGTON, April 23 - World Bank President Robert Zoellick said on Thursday nearly half of the Group of 20 nations are considering or have taken measures to restrict trade in the face of an economic...

LONDON, March 13 - Countries' stimulus packages to boost their economies will not be enough on their own to fix the world's economy, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said on Friday. Governments must also work...

LONDON, March 13 - Countries' stimulus packages to boost their economies will not be enough on their own to fix the world's economy, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said on Friday. Governments must also work...

LONDON, March 13 - Countries' stimulus packages to boost their economies will not be enough on their own to fix the world's economy, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said on Friday. Governments must also work...

FRANKFURT -- The global financial crisis obstructs international trade as banks are cautious to finance deals, the President of the World Bank Robert Zoellick said Thursday. "Trade is largely financed by credit, but you can't...

WASHINGTON -- The outlook for developing countries has deteriorated over the past month, with financial turmoil and slowing growth in advanced countries pointing to a potential drop in exports, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said...