British dispute delays Iceland deal with IMF: report

23 Oct 2008

Iceland’s decision to seek a rescue loan from the International Monetary Fund has been delayed by failure to reach a deal with London over British savings frozen in an Icelandic bank, media reports said Thursday. Full Story

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