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The Serbian government will hold a meeting on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the 2010 budget, government officials confirmed for B92. The remaining committees are expected to meet in the morning to give their opinions on the planned spending and income...
Tags: Serbia, Belgrade, Business Finance, International Monetary Fund, B92, Economic disasters, Politics, Social Issues, Debt, Inflation, Budget
The terms of Gov. Jay Nixon's most recent agreement to block tuition increases at Missouri's colleges and universities were curtailed by state and federal requirements. More Business Under this year's agreement, Missouri's colleges and universities...
Tags: Missouri, higher education, tuition increase, Jay Nixon, budgets cut, federal stimulus, San Francisco, Education, Business Finance, Inflation, Richard Nixon, Presidency of George W. Bush, Tuition
India's economy could grow 7 percent this fiscal year, with industrial output and services offsetting an expected decline in farm output, but it will be inflation that determines the central bank's monetary policy, a top government official said on Tuesday.
Tags: Economic Advisory Council, prime minister, India, New Delhi, Business Finance, Inflation, Monetary policy, Public finance, Tamil Nadu, C. Rangarajan, Macroeconomics, Fiscal policy
Gordon Brown will not have relished the news that Canada's third-quarter economic performance has taken it out of recession, leaving the UK as the only G20 nation stuck in the mire. But the political damage was done when France and Germany returned to...
Tags: money supply, United Kingdom, London, Finance, Business Finance, Inflation, Macroeconomics, Monetary policy, Quantitative easing, Financial crisis, Monetary economics, Economic policy, Bank
The investment bank suggested a minority or coalition government would hit investor confidence and cause rating agencies to downgrade the UK. A downgrading of the UK's credit rating would make it much more expensive for the government to borrow money.
Tags: Morgan Stanley, United Kingdom, London, Business Finance, Finance, Politics, Credit, Social Issues, Inflation, Subprime mortgage crisis, Government debt, Credit rating agency, Stock, Public finance, Credit rating, Debt
Italy's year-on-year inflation rate more than doubled this month, climbing to 0.7% from 0.3% in October, national statistics bureau Istat reported on Monday. This was the fourth increase in the inflation rate since it dropped to zero in July...Istat said...
Tags: fuel price, consumer group, inflation rate, Italy, Rome, Consumer Price Index, Gasoline and diesel usage and pricing, Business Finance, Inflation, Hyperinflation, Disinflation
The bank said it would inject 10 trillion yen ($114bn; £70bn) into the economy through buying up bonds and other assets. The Bank of Japan said the move would "firmly support Japan's economic developments toward recovery"...However, analysts said the...
Tags: Bank of Japan, Japan, Tōkyō, Business Finance, Inflation, Money, Deflation, Macroeconomics, Monetary policy, Japanese yen, Central bank, Quantitative easing, Politics, Economy of Japan, Economic history
The euro zone returned to inflation in November, data showed on Monday, as more expensive oil boosted consumer prices by more than expected after five straight months of falls. Consumer prices in the 16-country area rose 0.6 percent year-on-year after...
Tags: consumer prices, Belgium, Brussels, Business Finance, Core inflation, Inflation, Euro, Monetarism, Deflation, Macroeconomics, Inflation targeting, world food price crisis, Enlargement of the eurozone, Monetary policy, energy crisis
One board member was out today saying he thinks global interest rates are too low and that they could fuel asset price bubbles. Warwick McKibbin, Reserve Bank board member and Professor of Economics at the Australian National University, spoke at an economic...
Tags: reserve banks, Former Reserve Bank, Warwick McKibbin, monetary policy, professor mckibbin, banks board, rate decision, Japan, Tōkyō, Interest, Business Finance, Late-2000s recession, Inflation, Asian Financial Crisis, Central bank, Gross domestic product, Interest rate
The Bank of England's favored measure of money supply contracted for a second consecutive month in October. The central bank said M4 excluding certain types of financial corporations fell by 10.3 billion pounds ($17 billion), or 0.7%, in October, after...
Tags: supply contracted, money supply, New York, Business Finance, Pound sterling, Inflation, economics, Monetary policy