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Finance History 2010-10-11 (11 October 2010 ) |
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| Leaders of the world economy failed to narrow differences over currencies as they turned to the International Monetary Fund to calm frictions that are already sparking protectionism. | |
| Global finance leaders failed Saturday to resolve deep differences that threaten the outbreak of a full-blown currency war. | |
| The International Monetary Fund wrapped up a meeting in Washington on Saturday, with a call from member nations to help avert a potential currency war. The call is a response to concerns from the . and other nations that some countries will try to accelerate their own economic growth by devaluing their currencies. | |
| 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.? | |
| The Finance Ministry will today seek the Cabinet's endorsement for a package of relief measures to aid export-oriented SMEs, with the focus on hedging and financial assistance. | |
| Amanpour Interviews Christine Lagarde in a 'This Week' Exclusive | |
| 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. | |
| NEW DELHI: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has won this year's ?Finance Minister of the Year for Asia' award. This award is based on nominations from public and private sector economists, analysts, bankers, investors and other experts. | |
| Global finance chiefs struggled to find a solution to differences over exchange rates as they warned a currency ?war? could hobble the world economy. | |
| Finance officials will focus on poverty, economic development and aid effectiveness in the IMF talks. |
Economic History|
| Top forecasters say the economy will grow this year and next at a slower pace than previously thought, weakened by governments and consumers spending less so they can pay down debt. | |
| Consumer spending, which accounts for 70 percent of economic activity, expected to remain low | |
| Peter Diamond's nomination to the powerful US Federal Reserve board was stymied this year by a lone Republican lawmaker, but the longtime MIT professor has had the last laugh -- by winning the 2010 Nobel prize for economics. | |
| The CLEAR 4 Tea Party will hold an economic forum on Tuesday, October 12 at the Beach Lake Fire Hall in Beach Lake,? to discuss the impacts of government economic policies on businesses, families and economic freedom in America. | |
| Upcoming economic data on inflation and retail sales unlikely to alter picture of a . economy struggling to gain momentum. | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world | |
| Columnist Martin Wolf discusses the possibility of a currency war with China in the Financial Times. And Daniel Drezner at Foreign Policy and Megan McArdle at The Atlantic dissect the seemingly never-ending punditry of American decline. | |
| Michigan's only gubernatorial debate drew mixed reactions from economists who were watching closely to hear what the candidates would say about fixing the state's battered economy. | |
| WASHINGTON -- Top economic forecasters don't see a dramatic improvement on the horizon this year or next. Those surveyed by the National Association of Business Economics are lowering their expectations after seeing weak economic data in recent months. | |
| Q: I was wondering: Do neg?ative economic predictions eventually become self-fulfill?ing prophecy? It seems like if people are expecting weak eco?nomic growth they will plan for it, and act accordingly. |
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