Posted AT 12:26 PM EST on 07/10/08
IMF seeks co-ordinated global action on crisis
WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund Tuesday called for more coherent and better co-ordinated global policies to restore calm to markets and said it now expects worldwide credit losses to reach $1.4-trillion (U.S.).
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