International Monetary Fund Annual Report 1951
This paper reviews key findings of the IMF's Annual Report for the fiscal year 1951. The report highlights that the year 1950 was the first postwar year in which progress toward general balance-of-payments equilibrium appeared to bring that objective within sight. Many countries outside the United States increased their U.S. dollar holdings and were able to make net purchases of gold from the United States. This favorable trend became particularly evident after the devaluations of September 1949.
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Volume 1951
Issue 001
Publication date: September 1951
ISBN: 9781616351632
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This paper reviews key findings of the IMF’s Annual Report for the fiscal year 1951. The report highlights that the year 1950 was the first postwar year in which progress toward general balance-of-payments equilibrium appeared to bring that objective within sight. Many countries outside the United States increased their U.S. dollar holdings and were able to make net purchases of gold from the United States. This favorable trend became particularly evident after the devaluations of September 1949.
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