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- ‘Gang of six’ in the Senate seeking a plan on debt
- Furious Greeks press for country to default on debt
- Finance chiefs at IMF split over forces behind capital flows
- Better news allows the Bank to take a breather
- The new Cold War – WSJ
- Barclays investors want move to New York
- The BRIC countries’ Hainan summit could make the G20 redundant
- Greece FinMin:Not True That Germany Planning Debt Restructure
- Germany Finmin:Reports On Greek Restructuring Plans Unfounded
- Ex PM says Greece should restructure debt
- PBOC Gov: China tightening to continue for “some time”
- ECB’s Weber: Likely To See Further Monpol,Liqdty Normalization
- Geithner: Admin Wants’Balanced Approach’To Deficit Reduction
- Finance Ministers Voice Concern to IMFC Re Infl, Fisc Defs
- The G20 communique
| ‘Gang of six’ in the Senate seeking a plan on debt Posted: New York Times article.    |
| Furious Greeks press for country to default on debt Posted: Violence on the streets as backlash grows over Greece's austerity package and 110 bln bailout.  |
| Finance chiefs at IMF split over forces behind capital flows Posted: Bloomberg article.  |
| Better news allows the Bank to take a breather Posted: David Smith at economicsuk.com  |
| Posted: There has long been bad blood between Iran and Saudi Arabia, but popular protests across the Middle East now threaten to turn the rivalry into a tense and dangerous regional divide.  |
| Barclays investors want move to New York Posted: A group of major shareholders in Barclays have made it clear that it would prefer the British bank to be domiciled outside the UK.  |
| The BRIC countries’ Hainan summit could make the G20 redundant Posted: Latest from Liam Halligan in The Telegraph.  |
| Greece FinMin:Not True That Germany Planning Debt Restructure Posted: By David Barwick WASHINGTON (MNI) - There is no truth to media reports that a German plan to restructure Greek debt is in the works, Greek Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou said Friday. Speaking to journalists during the Spring Meetings of the ...  |
| Germany Finmin:Reports On Greek Restructuring Plans Unfounded Posted: By Johanna Treeck WASHINGTON (MNI) - Reports that Germany is working on Greek debt restructuring are "entirely without foundation," German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said Saturday during a German press briefing at the IMF and World Bank Spring meetings. The Financial ...  |
| Ex PM says Greece should restructure debt Posted: Reuters article.  |
| PBOC Gov: China tightening to continue for “some time” Posted: Bloomberg article.  |
| ECB’s Weber: Likely To See Further Monpol,Liqdty Normalization Posted: WASHINGTON (MNI) - The European Central Bank is likely tighten monetary policy further and resume its exit from non-standard measures sometime this year, ECB Governing Council member Axel Weber said Saturday. "We see that price pressures have increased significantly," Weber warned at a briefing ...  |
| Geithner: Admin Wants’Balanced Approach’To Deficit Reduction Posted: By Steven K. Beckner WASHINGTON (MNI) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Saturday that the Obama administration is committed to reducing record federal budget deficits, but said it wants to do so in a way that does not undermine a recovery which he acknowledged still has a ways ...  |
| Finance Ministers Voice Concern to IMFC Re Infl, Fisc Defs Posted: By Steven K. Beckner WASHINGTON (MNI) - Concerns about inflation and fiscal deficits have been common themes in statements made by three European finance ministers and the Brazilian finance minister at the Spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. Belgian Finance Minister ...  |
| Posted: Expert analysis in the WSJ  |
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