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 SINGAPORE (AP) - IMF chief Rodrigo de Rato said Sunday he saw "broad consensus" that the 184-member body would approve a reform plan to boost the voting shares of China and three other emerging economies — despite opposition from several countries.
The International Monetary Fund's 184 members are voting on the proposal to boost the voice of China, South Korea, Turkey and Mexico as the first part of two-step reform plan to reflect those nations' growing share in the global economy.
Later, the IMF plans to rework the quota formula for all members.
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