Congress is poised to approve long-delayed overhaul of IMF
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress appears ready to approve a long-delayed overhaul of the International Monetary Fund, giving more voting power at the global lending agency to fast-growing emerging-market countries such as China and India. China, for instance, is now the world's second-biggest economy, but its share of the IMF vote is No. 6 at less than 3.7 percent of the total.