Guru Firefly 2/20/17

by **Ssmith** Mon Feb 20, 2017 8:31 am

~~Chat with firefly 2/19/17~~

**NOT TO BE SHARED OUTDIDE OF WSOMN**

I apologize if I missed anything...
Beginning 8:30p

Firefly wrote
15m ago

Let's just say ... I'm twiddling my thumbs and waiting with a smile on my face Smile

Firefly wrote
13m ago

Nobody knows the date or rate .... but.... what is important is that it is being completed in front of our eyes

Queenseawrote
13m ago

Firefly what doi you think about 500million Zim notes

Firefly wrote
12m ago

Wow, that's a loaded question lol

Firefly wrote
12m ago

the 2008 notes were discontinued in 2009

Firefly wrote
11m ago

then put back into circulation again

Firefly wrote
11m ago

so this is the second time they have been discontinued ............

Firefly wrote
10m ago

Many items going on behind the scenes that most areen't aware of

Firefly wrote
10m ago

here is something from the IMF

Queenseawrote
10m ago

Firefly I think you like 2008 hahaha

Firefly wrote
8m ago

IMF Executive Board Removes Remedial Measures Applied to Zimbabwe November 14, 2016 Removal of remedial measures follows Zimbabwe’s full settlement of all of its overdue financial obligations to the PRGT Consideration of any future request for IMF financing would also depend on other applicable policies

Firefly wrote
7m ago

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved today, on a lapse of time basis, [1] the removal of the remedial measures applied to Zimbabwe that had been in place because of the member’s overdue financial obligations to the Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (PRGT), effective November 14, 2016

Firefly wrote
8m ago

These measures are: (i) declaration of noncooperation with the IMF ( see Press Release No. 02/28); (ii) the suspension of technical assistance (which had already been partially lifted, see Press release No. 09/152 and Press Release No. 12/405); and (iii) the removal of Zimbabwe from the list of PRGT-eligible countries (see Press Release No. 01/40).

Firefly wrote
7m ago

This follows Zimbabwe’s full settlement of all of its overdue financial obligations to the PRGT of SDR 78.3 million (about US$107.9 million) on October 20, 2016 (see Statement by IMF on Zimbabwe). Zimbabwe had been in continuous arrears to the PRGT since February 2001 and was the only case of protracted arrears to the PRGT. Zimbabwe is now current on all of its financial obligations to the IMF.

Firefly wrote
8m ago

Zimbabwe is now current on all of its financial obligations to the IMF.

Sandnseawrote
7m ago

My contact said 100 and 50 T only, that did not make me happy, how true?

Adonismalewrote
7m ago

So thumbs-up On exchange?

Firefly wrote
7m ago

Notwithstanding the settlement of overdue financial obligations to the PRGT and the removal of remedial measures, consideration of any future request for IMF financing would also require Zimbabwe to comply with other applicable IMF policies, including to:

Firefly wrote
7m ago

(i) resolve its arrears to multilateral creditors (including the African Development Bank (AfDB), the World Bank, and other multilateral institutions), bilateral official creditors, and external private creditors (if any); and (ii) implement strong fiscal adjustment and structural reforms to restore fiscal and debt sustainability and foster private sector development.

Firefly wrote
7m ago

(ii) implement strong fiscal adjustment and structural reforms to restore fiscal and debt sustainability and foster private sector development.

Tapco57wrote
8m ago

Firefly-do you think the 500 million notes will be exchangeable?

Firefly wrote
7m ago

2008 series?

Greenragewrote
7m ago

Firefly-So they are up to date on all their obligations?

Firefly wrote
7m ago

Green ...... BINGO !

006 wrote
7m ago

Most of us have 2008 or 2009 are we good

Firefly wrote
7m ago

How the he** can they be up to date with wallpaper for currency? lol

Firefly wrote
8m ago

Now they are told to go ahead with fiscal reforms ??????????

ADMINBILLwrote
3m ago

HELLO EVERYONE AND GREETINGS FIREFLY - I AM GOING TO PUT MY LEGS UP FOR A BIT AND THEN COME BACK IN THE ROOM. BUSY DAY AT WORK. GREAT EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND INFO GOING ON

ADMINBILLwrote
4m ago

FIREFLY WAS ALWAYS CONSISTENT ON OPEN MIKE AND STILL IS. GREAT TO HAVE HIM HERE ALONG WITH OTHERS THE POP IN NOW AND THEN

Firefly

WSOMN Super Member
Guru Firefly 2/20/17 Splat

Status: Online
Posts: 1
Date: 12m ago

IMF and Zimbabwe

Permalink

IMF Executive Board Removes Remedial Measures Applied to Zimbabwe

November 14, 2016

Removal of remedial measures follows Zimbabwe’s full settlement of all of its overdue financial obligations to the PRGT
Consideration of any future request for IMF financing would also depend on other applicable policies

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved today, on a lapse of time basis, [1] the removal of the remedial measures applied to Zimbabwe that had been in place because of the member’s overdue financial obligations to the Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (PRGT), effective November 14, 2016. These measures are: (i) declaration of noncooperation with the IMF ( see Press Release No. 02/28); (ii) the suspension of technical assistance (which had already been partially lifted, see Press release No. 09/152 and Press Release No. 12/405); and (iii) the removal of Zimbabwe from the list of PRGT-eligible countries (see Press Release No. 01/40).

This follows Zimbabwe’s full settlement of all of its overdue financial obligations to the PRGT of SDR 78.3 million (about US$107.9 million) on October 20, 2016 (see Statement by IMF on Zimbabwe). Zimbabwe had been in continuous arrears to the PRGT since February 2001 and was the only case of protracted arrears to the PRGT. Zimbabwe is now current on all of its financial obligations to the IMF.
Notwithstanding the settlement of overdue financial obligations to the PRGT and the removal of remedial measures, consideration of any future request for IMF financing would also require Zimbabwe to comply with other applicable IMF policies, including to: (i) resolve its arrears to multilateral creditors (including the African Development Bank (AfDB), the World Bank, and other multilateral institutions), bilateral official creditors, and external private creditors (if any); and (ii) implement strong fiscal adjustment and structural reforms to restore fiscal and debt sustainability and foster private sector development.

SOURCE: http://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2016/11/14/PR16505-Zimbabwe-IMF-Executive-Board-Removes-Remedial-Measures

by **Ponee** Mon Feb 20, 2017 12:49 pm

Guru Firefly 2/20/17

Guru Firefly 2/20/17

IMF Executive Board Removes Remedial Measures Applied to Zimbabwe

Re: Guru Firefly 2/20/17