U.S. Said to Have No Plans for Loans to IMF in Euro Crisis

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The U.S. has no plans to make bilateral loans to the International Monetary Fund to help stem the European debt crisis, a Treasury Department official said.

The IMF has ample resources, said the official, who declined to be identified as a condition for holding the briefing with reporters in Washington today. The fund has about $400 billion in uncommitted resources, the official said.