IMF Moves Toward Resuming Venezuela Ties With Survey of Members

The International Monetary Fund is distributing a survey to members asking about their relations with Venezuela, according to people familiar with the matter, a key step for the institution to potentially resume engagement with the oil-producing South American nation for the first time in decades.

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