"It's not an accident that emerging economies are looking other places," Treasury Secretary Jack Lew told lawmakers. "They are frustrated that, frankly, the United States has stalled a very mild and reasonable set of reforms in the IMF."
(Reporting by Jason Lange and Douwe Miedema; Editing by Chris Reese)Stalling of IMF reforms adds to appeal of other institutions: U.S. official
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