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IMF gets $456bn for crisis fund

Dunya News

$456 billion had been pledged to IMF's emergency fund.

The International Monetary Fund announced at the G20 summit in Los Cabos, Mexico that $456 billion had been pledged to its firewall fund to stave off future economic crises.Here is a list of who pledged what, starting with the largest commitments:Japan - $60 billionGermany - $54.7 billionChina - $43 billionFrance - $41.4 billionItaly - $31 billionSpain - $19.6 billionNetherlands - $18 billionBritain - $15 billionSaudi Arabia - $15 billionSouth Korea - $15 billionBelgium - $13.2 billionSweden - At least $10 billionBrazil - $10 billionIndia - $10 billionMexico - $10 billionRussia - $10 billionSwitzerland - $10 billionNorway - $9.3 billionPoland - $8.3 billionAustria - $8.1 billionAustralia - $7 billionDenmark - $7 billionTurkey - $5 billionFinland - $5 billionSingapore - $4 billionLuxembourg - $2.7 billionSlovakia - $2.1 billionCzech Republic - $2 billionSouth Africa - $2 billionColombia - $1.5 billionSlovenia $1.2 billionMalaysia - $1 billionNew Zealand - $1 billionThailand - $1 billionPhilippines - $1 billionCyprus - $600 millionMalta - $300 millionTOTAL - $456 billion