IMF unveils plan for China-based regional centre in Shanghai, moving closer to Asia-Pacific


By Ji SiqiAlice Li

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is opening a regional centre in Shanghai to strengthen its engagement and partnership in the Asia-Pacific region, it announced on Wednesday.

The Shanghai Regional Centre will serve as a hub to promote research that can inform policies in areas of interest to emerging-market and middle-income countries, according to an IMF statement.

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