IMF meets central bank chiefs in Shanghai2010-11-05
Yahoo Daily News
SHANGHAI (AFP) – The International Monetary Fund was meeting central bank officials in China Monday to discuss ways to strengthen the global economic recovery, amid mounting fears of a damaging all-out currency war. The People's Bank of China hosted the conference in the country's...
Geithner push splits G20 nations2010-11-05
Gulf News
Gyeongju, South Korea : Group of 20 (G20) finance chiefs are struggling to agree whether to set targets for their current account imbalances as a way of defusing tension over currencies before it sparks a trade war. G20 finance ministers and central bankers began talks in Gyeongju, South...
Gulf News
Gyeongju, South Korea : Group of 20 (G20) finance chiefs are struggling to agree whether to set targets for their current account imbalances as a way of defusing tension over currencies before it sparks a trade war. G20 finance ministers and central bankers began talks in Gyeongju, South...
German finance minister criticizes US easing2010-11-05
The Boston Globe
BERLIN-Germany's finance minister has sharply criticized the U.S. Federal Reserve's move to create new money and pump billions more into the financial system -- arguing that it creates more problems for other countries. Germany is focusing on cutting its budget deficit in the aftermath of the global...
The Boston Globe
BERLIN-Germany's finance minister has sharply criticized the U.S. Federal Reserve's move to create new money and pump billions more into the financial system -- arguing that it creates more problems for other countries. Germany is focusing on cutting its budget deficit in the aftermath of the global...
China opposes currency targets2010-11-05
Irish Times
China has rebuffed a US initiative to set targets for trade imbalances, setting the stage for what could be a testy summit of world leaders in Seoul next week. Vice-foreign minister Cui Tiankai also rejected any attempt by other countries to set target ranges for the yuan, also known as the...
Irish Times
China has rebuffed a US initiative to set targets for trade imbalances, setting the stage for what could be a testy summit of world leaders in Seoul next week. Vice-foreign minister Cui Tiankai also rejected any attempt by other countries to set target ranges for the yuan, also known as the...
US stimulus rings Asian alarm bells2010-11-05
Yahoo Daily News
HONG KONG (AFP) – China on Friday led an Asian backlash against measures by the United States to kickstart economy recovery, which have stoked concerns that a flood of loose money could destabilise regional economies. The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it would pump 600 billion dollars into...
Yahoo Daily News
HONG KONG (AFP) – China on Friday led an Asian backlash against measures by the United States to kickstart economy recovery, which have stoked concerns that a flood of loose money could destabilise regional economies. The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it would pump 600 billion dollars into...
US backs off in currency dispute with China2010-11-05
China Daily
2010-10-18 13:15:23.0US backs off in currency dispute with ChinaChina,currency,US11035881From Overseas Press2@webnews/enpproperty--> The Obama administration backed away on Oct 15 from a showdown with Beijing over the value of China's currency that would have caused new frictions between the world's...
China Daily
2010-10-18 13:15:23.0US backs off in currency dispute with ChinaChina,currency,US11035881From Overseas Press2@webnews/enpproperty--> The Obama administration backed away on Oct 15 from a showdown with Beijing over the value of China's currency that would have caused new frictions between the world's...
Beijing tries to fend off inflation, calls for yuan rise2010-11-05
Asahi News
China's decision to raise interest and lending rates for the first time in nearly three years appears aimed at curbing inflation and deflecting pressure from overseas to allow its renminbi currency to appreciate. The rate hikes, which contrast with easy monetary policy by central banks in Japan and...
Asahi News
China's decision to raise interest and lending rates for the first time in nearly three years appears aimed at curbing inflation and deflecting pressure from overseas to allow its renminbi currency to appreciate. The rate hikes, which contrast with easy monetary policy by central banks in Japan and...
GLOBAL ECONOMY-China belittles U.S. initiatives ahead of G202010-11-05
The Guardian
* China tells U.S. trade targets smack of central planning * G20 "sherpa" says U.S. must explain Fed's policy move * Brazil keeps up criticism; Thailand to do whatever needed By Zhou Xin and Stanley White BEIJING/KYOTO, Japan, Nov 5 (Reuters) - China on Friday rebuffed a U.S. initiative to set...
The Guardian
* China tells U.S. trade targets smack of central planning * G20 "sherpa" says U.S. must explain Fed's policy move * Brazil keeps up criticism; Thailand to do whatever needed By Zhou Xin and Stanley White BEIJING/KYOTO, Japan, Nov 5 (Reuters) - China on Friday rebuffed a U.S. initiative to set...
U.S. Seeks G-20 Cooperation On Currencies, Pushes China On Yuan2010-11-05
Steelworks
Industry Headlines U.S. Seeks G-20 Cooperation On Currencies, Pushes China On Yuan October 21, 2010 Bloomberg Group of 20 policy makers will try to resolve differences over exchange-rate policies this weekend as U.S. officials continue to press China to let the yuan appreciate faster. The U.S. is...
Steelworks
Industry Headlines U.S. Seeks G-20 Cooperation On Currencies, Pushes China On Yuan October 21, 2010 Bloomberg Group of 20 policy makers will try to resolve differences over exchange-rate policies this weekend as U.S. officials continue to press China to let the yuan appreciate faster. The U.S. is...
IMF says dollar 'overvalued'2010-11-05
Yahoo Daily News
WASHINGTON (AFP) – The International Monetary Fund on Thursday said the dollar was overvalued on currency markets, while the euro, yen and pound were in line with fundamentals. "The real effective exchange rates of Japan, the euro area, and the UK all appear broadly in line with...
Yahoo Daily News
WASHINGTON (AFP) – The International Monetary Fund on Thursday said the dollar was overvalued on currency markets, while the euro, yen and pound were in line with fundamentals. "The real effective exchange rates of Japan, the euro area, and the UK all appear broadly in line with...
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