TNT:
Elmerf123456: I feel great. Nothing has changed.
Iko Ward: Guys, I got nuthin new. I'm still thinking they are going to stretch this thing right to the wire and let it go over the weekend. Anything else is a pleasant surprise.
GS13: I am practicing my surprised look! just in case....
Rene555: Elmer: What are.we looking for next? After the meeting what should we expect?
Elmerf123456: Seriously? I'm looking for the final event and closure on this entire ride what are you looking for ? Every page has been written every chapter has been included the backing on the book is already there there's nothing left to read no more chapters left to do no more signatures needed! This in my opinion is a timing issue and I think the time is come
We are all involved spectators waiting to see the final curtain call that's it !
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Elmerf123456: I feel great. Nothing has changed.
Iko Ward: Guys, I got nuthin new. I'm still thinking they are going to stretch this thing right to the wire and let it go over the weekend. Anything else is a pleasant surprise.
GS13: I am practicing my surprised look! just in case....
Rene555: Elmer: What are.we looking for next? After the meeting what should we expect?
Elmerf123456: Seriously? I'm looking for the final event and closure on this entire ride what are you looking for ? Every page has been written every chapter has been included the backing on the book is already there there's nothing left to read no more chapters left to do no more signatures needed! This in my opinion is a timing issue and I think the time is come
We are all involved spectators waiting to see the final curtain call that's it !
....
elmerf123456 We've been telling the news all along. My eyes are on the Fed and how the market reacts and now Iraq passes budget in a record time! This all sounds good to me
Yada: Well put elmer in your book reference,,,,,,,,,the book is actually published,,,just waitng for the release
RSquared: 8 days until Christmas -- Bruce stated "They" want the RV prior to Christmas. Push the button!!!!!
Elmerf123456 : Everything is significant and there are no coincidences! We have seen so many supporting things right in front of our eyes, the question is do we see them and more importantly do you recognize them ?
Elmerf123456 : PM Al-Abadi received a telephone call from VP @JoeBiden who backed Iraq's call for respect of its sovereignty http://ift.tt/1MhxBKe;
Elmerf123456 : I don't personally think the passing of the budget speaks the volume necessarily, but the fact on how fast it passed is more important. Speed hasn't been there in the past. This we all know! Their GOI is way faster than ours but in referring to the time they passed 2016 vs previous
Iko Ward : The markets are looking perfect, just the way the PTB wants it.
KBoom: OK -so US Takes up IMF reforms, Iran Sanctions Lifting, And Iraq Budget passed again.. heck of a trifecta of PUBLIC news today... so what next?
Houston: Oh wow! It's happening!
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LadyC: I have some important information from my contacts, I can see from what you have been talking about you will like it. Give me just a minute to type it in.
Confirmed 19 this side of Sunday. Iraq Budget passed included HCL. To be published in gazette this sat Dec 19th 2015. There is more please wait
Kurds got their 17% they are more than happy about that.
Iran sanctions to me lifed any day Per our congress's wishes. Nothing pending concerning the intenation rv of dinar. new rate to show first on cbi website (theres is where announcement will be seen)
Cody661: i think the dinar and the rial will go at the same time plus alot a middle currencys will be on par or very close!!
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RXSTX: CONGRESS PASSED THE 2010 IMF REFORMS .....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 2010 USA voting power.... USA majority is no longer!!!!
Huge..IMO, IMO http://ift.tt/1RSyfVE
Cozmo: rkstx ... from what I have read in past years .. this was something that the IMF has been pushing for years ... hoping that since they finally got it ... it will help to move things forward for us
KBoom: We take note of the inclusion in the bill of language that would authorize the IMF's 2010 Quota and Governance Reforms by the US Congress. We look forward to the outcome of the legislative process," IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said in a statement. The reforms, which could not take effect until they'd been ratified by Congress, will increase the share of IMF voting rights assigned to some of the worl
IWFG1818: US Congress moves on IMF reforms After dragging its feet for five years, the US Congress has at long last approved International Monetary Fund reforms that will give more voting rights to emerging economies like China, India and Brazil.
KBoom: The reforms, which could not take effect until they'd been ratified by Congress, ... seems confusing but a foregone conclusion
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Flame: CONGRESS PASSED THE 2010 IMF REFORMS
http://ift.tt/1RSyfVE
After dragging its feet for five years, the US Congress has at long last approved International Monetary Fund reforms that will give more voting rights to emerging economies like China, India and Brazil.
FINALLY DID IT
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IMF quota reform approved by Congress in spending bill
Published: Dec 16, 2015 11:03 a.m. ET
China to get more power under reform deal .... http://ift.tt/1MhxCOn
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Apexdinar: pretty huge...I know it's something I've watched for 4 years, and it does have significance in the global monetary framework...this is news that everyone should be aware of!
OneWildRide: I can remember 2 or 3 years ago someone said we would see this just before the RV.
LissaLivingLarge: WOW...I can't believe they finally passed the reforms.HMMMMMM I feel that was the key and we are here now.
Siesta: Whooo Hoooo - HISTORY in the making and we have a front row seat!
Yada: Well put elmer in your book reference,,,,,,,,,the book is actually published,,,just waitng for the release
RSquared: 8 days until Christmas -- Bruce stated "They" want the RV prior to Christmas. Push the button!!!!!
Elmerf123456 : Everything is significant and there are no coincidences! We have seen so many supporting things right in front of our eyes, the question is do we see them and more importantly do you recognize them ?
Elmerf123456 : PM Al-Abadi received a telephone call from VP @JoeBiden who backed Iraq's call for respect of its sovereignty http://ift.tt/1MhxBKe;
Elmerf123456 : I don't personally think the passing of the budget speaks the volume necessarily, but the fact on how fast it passed is more important. Speed hasn't been there in the past. This we all know! Their GOI is way faster than ours but in referring to the time they passed 2016 vs previous
Iko Ward : The markets are looking perfect, just the way the PTB wants it.
KBoom: OK -so US Takes up IMF reforms, Iran Sanctions Lifting, And Iraq Budget passed again.. heck of a trifecta of PUBLIC news today... so what next?
Houston: Oh wow! It's happening!
************
LadyC: I have some important information from my contacts, I can see from what you have been talking about you will like it. Give me just a minute to type it in.
Confirmed 19 this side of Sunday. Iraq Budget passed included HCL. To be published in gazette this sat Dec 19th 2015. There is more please wait
Kurds got their 17% they are more than happy about that.
Iran sanctions to me lifed any day Per our congress's wishes. Nothing pending concerning the intenation rv of dinar. new rate to show first on cbi website (theres is where announcement will be seen)
Cody661: i think the dinar and the rial will go at the same time plus alot a middle currencys will be on par or very close!!
************
RXSTX: CONGRESS PASSED THE 2010 IMF REFORMS .....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 2010 USA voting power.... USA majority is no longer!!!!
Huge..IMO, IMO http://ift.tt/1RSyfVE
Cozmo: rkstx ... from what I have read in past years .. this was something that the IMF has been pushing for years ... hoping that since they finally got it ... it will help to move things forward for us
KBoom: We take note of the inclusion in the bill of language that would authorize the IMF's 2010 Quota and Governance Reforms by the US Congress. We look forward to the outcome of the legislative process," IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said in a statement. The reforms, which could not take effect until they'd been ratified by Congress, will increase the share of IMF voting rights assigned to some of the worl
IWFG1818: US Congress moves on IMF reforms After dragging its feet for five years, the US Congress has at long last approved International Monetary Fund reforms that will give more voting rights to emerging economies like China, India and Brazil.
KBoom: The reforms, which could not take effect until they'd been ratified by Congress, ... seems confusing but a foregone conclusion
************
Flame: CONGRESS PASSED THE 2010 IMF REFORMS
http://ift.tt/1RSyfVE
After dragging its feet for five years, the US Congress has at long last approved International Monetary Fund reforms that will give more voting rights to emerging economies like China, India and Brazil.
FINALLY DID IT
***********
IMF quota reform approved by Congress in spending bill
Published: Dec 16, 2015 11:03 a.m. ET
China to get more power under reform deal .... http://ift.tt/1MhxCOn
**********
Apexdinar: pretty huge...I know it's something I've watched for 4 years, and it does have significance in the global monetary framework...this is news that everyone should be aware of!
OneWildRide: I can remember 2 or 3 years ago someone said we would see this just before the RV.
LissaLivingLarge: WOW...I can't believe they finally passed the reforms.HMMMMMM I feel that was the key and we are here now.
Siesta: Whooo Hoooo - HISTORY in the making and we have a front row seat!
ElmerF123456: BIG NEWS!! Very interesting read on IMF governance overhaul
Congress Set to Approve IMF-Governance Overhaul
Deal would give China, other emerging economies more power at emergency lender
Congress Set to Approve IMF-Governance Overhaul
Deal would give China, other emerging economies more power at emergency lender
An employee counts renminbi bank notes at a Bank of China branch in Changzhi. The U.S. appears set to ratify a deal that would give emerging markets such as China greater power at the International Monetary Fund. PHOTO: REUTERS
By IAN TALLEY
Updated Dec. 16, 2015 10:50 a.m. ET
WASHINGTON—U. S. lawmakers look set to ratify a five-year-old international deal to overhaul the governance of the International Monetary Fund that gives emerging markets such as China greater power at the emergency lender.
Lawmaker approval would resolve a long-running grievance by emerging powers that their voice and vote at the shareholder institution doesn’t represent their growing economic heft in the world.
Congressional leaders agreed early Wednesday morning to include the changes in a catch-all spending bill, which could become law in the coming days.
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“We look forward to the outcome of the legislative process,” said IMF spokesman Gerry Rice.
U.S. lawmakers have stymied modernization of the fund’s shareholder governance for years, fomenting resentment among the IMF’s emerging-market membership.
The U.S. Treasury Department repeatedly warned that failure to ratify the deal would undermine U.S. leadership abroad due to disenfranchisement of China and other industrializing nations at the world’s last-chance lender.
Officials warned that recalcitrance by U.S. lawmakers could accelerate a move to other international financial institutions not backed by the U.S., such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, which was launched this year.
If Congress approves the governance changes as now expected, India, Brazil, Turkey and other countries will have more voting weight at the IMF in line with their contribution to the global economy. Under the governance overhaul, China’s new voting shares would make the world’s second-largest economy the third-biggest shareholder at the IMF, moving it ahead of several European nations.
The deal will also bulk up the IMF’s firepower, shifting emergency reserves borrowed from member countries during the financial crisis into the fund’s normal lending account.
Critical to Washington, the U.S. would hold on to its veto power over most major decisions at the IMF.
By IAN TALLEY
Updated Dec. 16, 2015 10:50 a.m. ET
WASHINGTON—U. S. lawmakers look set to ratify a five-year-old international deal to overhaul the governance of the International Monetary Fund that gives emerging markets such as China greater power at the emergency lender.
Lawmaker approval would resolve a long-running grievance by emerging powers that their voice and vote at the shareholder institution doesn’t represent their growing economic heft in the world.
Congressional leaders agreed early Wednesday morning to include the changes in a catch-all spending bill, which could become law in the coming days.
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“We look forward to the outcome of the legislative process,” said IMF spokesman Gerry Rice.
U.S. lawmakers have stymied modernization of the fund’s shareholder governance for years, fomenting resentment among the IMF’s emerging-market membership.
The U.S. Treasury Department repeatedly warned that failure to ratify the deal would undermine U.S. leadership abroad due to disenfranchisement of China and other industrializing nations at the world’s last-chance lender.
Officials warned that recalcitrance by U.S. lawmakers could accelerate a move to other international financial institutions not backed by the U.S., such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, which was launched this year.
If Congress approves the governance changes as now expected, India, Brazil, Turkey and other countries will have more voting weight at the IMF in line with their contribution to the global economy. Under the governance overhaul, China’s new voting shares would make the world’s second-largest economy the third-biggest shareholder at the IMF, moving it ahead of several European nations.
The deal will also bulk up the IMF’s firepower, shifting emergency reserves borrowed from member countries during the financial crisis into the fund’s normal lending account.
Critical to Washington, the U.S. would hold on to its veto power over most major decisions at the IMF.
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