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Finance History 2010-10-09 (09 October 2010 ) |
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| Global finance leaders failed Saturday to resolve deep differences that threaten the outbreak of a full-blown currency war. | |
| Top finance officials will focus on poverty eradication, economic development and aid effectiveness on Saturday in talks that are part of the annual International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings. | |
| Global finance chiefs warned a race to weaker exchange rates risks hurting the world economy even as they sought to downplay investor fears of a ?currency war.? | |
| Policy makers called on the International Monetary Fund to help guide the process of rebalancing the global economy and avert what some have warned is a potential protectionist ?currency war.? | |
| Global finance chiefs struggled to find a solution to differences over exchange rates as they warned a currency ?war? could hobble the world economy. | |
| World finance leaders sought on Friday to tamp down simmering currency tensions that threaten to drag on an economic recovery that is already too slow and uneven for their liking. | |
| Global finance chiefs sought on Friday to prevent tensions over currency valuations from derailing a fragile economic recovery, and stressed they must work together to find ways to rebalance global growth. | |
| Finance officials will focus on poverty, economic development and aid effectiveness in the IMF talks. | |
| World finance leaders will try to soothe simmering currency tensions which could drag out the economic woes.? | |
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Economic History|
| President Barack Obama said Friday economic trends were favorable despite a net loss of jobs in September, after officials released the last unemployment data before mid-term elections. | |
| Global leaders have focused on the 'currency wars,' development and poverty during IMF talks in the US. | |
| Top finance officials will focus on poverty eradication, economic development and aid effectiveness on Saturday in talks that are part of the annual International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings. | |
| US President Barack Obama says economic trends are favourable despite a net loss of jobs in September. | |
| MANILA, Philippines ? Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) representative in the Philippines Donald Lee urged the Philippine government to sign a free trade agreement (FTA) or an economic cooperation agreement to ensure more investments from Taiwan. Lee said a free trade agreement would enhance economic cooperation between Taiwan and the Philippines and increase job opportunities for ... | |
| By ANTHONY HALL United Press International When the president of the World Bank talks about economic fundamentals, he very quickly turns his attention to commodities, food and hunger. | |
| The specter of a damaging global currency war hung over a meeting of economic powers in Washington Friday, with slim hopes for a quick deal that could give world recovery a shot in the arm. | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world | |
| The employment report was worse than expected, but stocks rally thanks to anticipated Fed intervention. The jobs market has been weak during the economic recovery, yet consumer spending has remained solid. This is due to government stimulus both monetarily and fiscally, with the Fed expected to enter a second round of quantitative easing in November. Despite weakness in the jobs market, chain ... | |
| It used to be that most economic commentators' worst fear was a trade war causing a proliferation of "beggar-thy-neighbor policies" across the globe. China's persistently, artificially low currency rate seems to be changing that. In the past week, Martin Wolf and Paul Krugman, two big guns in the world of economic commentary, have argued for the need to play hardball with China. Beijing's ... |
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