The annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank here are feeling the heat of the collapse of the World Trade Organisation (WTI) negotiations in Cancun.
While the International Monetary and Financial Committee, dwelt at some length on the progress of the trade talks, the World Bank Development Committee, scheduled to meet tomorrow, will take up the issue of enhancing the voice and participation of developing countries.
What is striking, though, is the multilateral institutions