1. The World Bank stopped tracking inflation in Zimbabwe in November 2008 when it reached 79.6 billion percent.
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1. The World Bank stopped tracking inflation in Zimbabwe in November 2008 when it reached 79.6 billion percent.
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2. At the time Jackson was elected, the Bank was operating successfully and was one of the most powerful organizations in the country.
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3. In 1996, the World Bank made approximately 250 new loan commitments to low—and middle-income nations, for a total of $21.4 billion.
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4. The World Bank provides loans while other UN agencies generally provide grants.
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5. Deutsche Bank is considering another management shake-up that could include the departure of an executive central to its relationships with key US and European regulators, the Wall.
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