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Norge: erbjuder 55 Mdr NKR till IMF för stabiliseringsåtgärder

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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Norge erbjuder sig att göra 55 miljarder norska kronor
tillgängliga för IMF.

Det rapporterar TDN Finans.

“Norge har idag erbjudit Internationella valutafonden 55 miljarder kronor i lån
för att bidra till att stabilisera europeisk och internationell ekonomi, och
därmed också bidra till att trygga den norska ekonomin och norska arbeten”, sade
statsminister Jens Stoltenberg i en kommentar.

Det norska låneerbjudandet ges under förutsättning av det går till IMF:s
generella utlåningsverksamhet och inte enbart till en viss region.

Bild: (C) Paul Marx—pixelio.de

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