IMF launches talks with crisis-hit Serbia

IMF launches talks with crisis-hit Serbia

Agence France-Presse
Serbia is seeking a $2 billion arrangement with the IMF only three months after it secured a stand-by loan worth $530 million from the Fund. The new loan is required to support Serbia's worsening balance of payments and currency.
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