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Finance History 2010-06-07 (07 June 2010 ) |
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| Euro finance ministers on Monday fixed an unprecedented 440-billion-euro fund to dig debt-laden partners out of the mire, pressured by a dizzying fall for the single currency. | |
| Following are comments from euro zone finance ministers and other officials who gathered in Luxembourg on Monday for a meeting, with the agenda focused on the euro zone debt crisis. | |
| Euro finance chiefs began fixing bumper emergency funds for debt-burdened governments on Monday amid a dizzying fall in the single currency and growing anxiety over Hungary's finances. | |
| Yoshihiko Noda, who may become Japans ninth finance minister in four years, would bring support for spending cuts to the incoming cabinet as policy makers compile a plan to rein in the worlds biggest public debt. | |
| A 440 billion safety net will be established for debt-laden countries in the euro zone. | |
| Noda, a 53-year-old member of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, has been asked to become finance minister, according to a person familiar with the matter speaking on condition of anonymity. | |
| NEW DELHI:The Finance Ministry on Monday set up a seven-member committee headed byUIDAI Chairman Nandan Nilekani to advise the government on a host of IT initiatives in various areas such as income tax, the new pension system and the proposed GST (Goods and Services Tax). | |
| Islamic finance seems to be starting to be implemented in Russia, although by very careful steps. The potential size of the market has received various estimates, from a modest 10 percent of the practicing Muslims to the whole ethnic Muslim population of more than 30 million, or even more. | |
| Euro finance ministers on Monday signed papers establishing a 440-billion-euro fund to dig debt-laden partners out of the mire, fresh from a dizzying fall for the single currency. | |
| Finance chiefs of leading economies tackled the thorny issue of reforming supervision of banks and other financial institutions Saturday, the urgency of their task sharpened by fears Hungary's debt crisis could bring on a new round of financial turmoil. |
Economic History
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| But economy still has upward momentum, most economists say. | |
| Gulf Oil Spill Economic Recovery Task Force to Meet in Tallahassee Wednesday June 9th. | |
| BEIRUT: HSBC Bank Middle East HSBC Bank Middle East projected economic growth in Lebanon at percent in 2010 and percent in 2011, compared to percent in 2009 and percent in 2008, as reported by Lebanon This Week, the economic publication of the Byblos Bank Group. | |
| Greece's economic crisis is delaying the giant pieces of sculpture for the new Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington. | |
| The sharp drop in oil prices recently poses serious problems for Iran at a time of mounting public discontent over the state of its economy and the possibility of more . sanctions over its disputed nuclear program. | |
| A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Monday: ------ LUXEMBOURG -- The 16 nations that use the euro will lay out plans to cut public spending as they try to convince jittery markets that no more countries will need bailouts and that the debt crisis can be contained. | |
| June 6 (Bloomberg) -- Vietnams economic growth may accelerate this year, enabling the Southeast Asian country to attract investment from overseas as the global economy rebounds from the worst recession in more than six decades. | |
| The Scottish economy will continue to lag the rest of the UK and shed thousands of public sector jobs, a think tank warns. | |
| LUXEMBOURG: Europes economic picture darkened further yesterday as Britains prime minister declared the nations finances to be worse than feared requiring sacrifices that will affect our very way of life and the euro slid towards parity with the dollar on worries about the debt crisis. | |
| LUXEMBOURG: Europe's economic picture darkened further yesterday as Britain's prime minister declared the nation's finances to be worse than feared and#8212; requiring sacrifices that will affect "our very way of life" and#8212; and the euro slid towards parity with the dollar on worries about the debt crisis. From small European Union nations like Hungary and Greece to big ones like Germany ... |
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