LIMA: Washington’s use of its de facto veto at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to block reforms giving emerging countries a greater say is jeopardizing the IMF’s credibility, its leader said over the weekend.
The IMF has been caught up in a protracted, politically charged battle over reforms intended to reflect the changing global economy by giving emerging giants such as China more weight at the Fund.
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