The IMF sees global economic growth of 4.25 percent this year and next, "faster than previously expected," the head of the multilateral lender said on Friday.At a meeting of officials from finance ministries in the Americas, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said reducing fiscal vulnerabilities of advanced economies was crucial."As recent events in Europe have reminded us, the dark clouds have not yet passed," he said, referring to fiscal woes in Greece and Spain, according to a prepared speech.He also encouraged hard-charging emerging markets to begin withdrawing fiscal and monetary stimulus they injected into their economies during the height of the global crisis.(Reporting by Eduardo Garcia and Patricia Velez; Editing by Dan Grebler)News posted by www.newsinfoline.com
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