News Source: NewKerala
| 16 days ago
The world's richest economies are thought to have spent some $500 billion so far in bailing out some of their largest banks. The pledge to keep up stimulus packages follows projections in the latest issue of the National Institute Economic Review...
News Source: Xinhuanet.com
| 16 days ago
It is still too early to remove stimulus, and climate change financing remains the key to success of the Copenhagen conference, the G20 finance ministers and bank governors said Saturday. During the two-day G20 finance ministers and central...
News Source: The Financial Express
| 16 days ago
The finance ministers of G-20 nations have agreed on a timetable for the new framework for balanced and sustainable growth of the global economy, but made a little progress on financing efforts to reduce global warming. The world's leading developed...
News Source: BBC
| 16 days ago
To rule out any possibility of change on one day wouldn't be right...Mr Brown said a global levy on financial transactions was one of the ways to make banks pay but said the UK would not introduce such a tax unless other countries did so as well.
News Source: The Journal Gazette
| 16 days ago
Scotland – Finance officials from rich and developing countries pledged Saturday to maintain emergency support for their economies until recovery is assured but failed to reach a clear agreement to bear the cost of fighting climate change. There...
News Source: South Africa News
| 16 days ago
The 20 leading economies committed to work for an "ambitious outcome" at December's vital Copenhagen climate change conference, but could not achieve their goal of agreeing how to distribute funding to poor countries to tackle the problem. "We...