How much money has disappeared during the current economic crisis? Yesterday the International Monetary Fund released its latest estimate—a staggering US $4.1 trillion. Of course, those losses are just for banks and financial institutions ($2.7 trillion of it south of the border.) No one wants to put a number on how much the rest of us are missing.
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Banks $4.1 trillion in the hole
The International Monetary Fund releases new, staggering numbers
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