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Reuters
Nov 27
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LONDON (Reuters) -- Capital taxes, currency controls and curbs and home-tailored bank regulation: after decades of spectacular financial globalisation, the world economy and investment horizon may be turning more local and unpredictable.
Fund my Mutual Fund
Nov 20
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I've noticed Mondays have been very strong lately; the past few weeks government officials worldwide reiterated stimulus, money printing, and more stimulus - first in the G20 (2 weekends ago) and then in Asia (last weekend). But then I thought...
Reuters
Nov 17
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European regulators on Tuesday urged the United States and Europe to push through measures agreed by the G20 nations aimed at avoiding future financial crises, saying transatlantic relations were at risk if the effort flagged.
Reuters
Nov 17
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Big banks stepped up warnings on Tuesday that tightening capital rules too soon could stall economic recovery, but policymakers said the bailed out sector cannot rely on taxpayers again in future.
Forbes
Nov 16
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A crackdown on tax evasion has gained momentum since the global financial crisis.
The Australian
Nov 11
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The big four oppose local adoption of the global stance
RICHARD GLUYAS
BANKING
COMMONWEALTH Bank chairman John Schubert yesterday added his voice to the growing chorus of opposition to a regulatory overhaul of domestic banking.
FX Street
Nov 11
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After the last bout of weakness the USD suffered, it is just repeatedly testing the long-term support lines against the majors. The main feature of the G20 meeting was that the world economies will continue "with every tool" they have to revive...
EX-SKF
Nov 11
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FBI may be after you.From David Kramer at LRC Blog (Lewrockwell.com). The link has a video clip of a guy who was arrested for for twittering the fellow demonstrators where to go to avoid the police during the September G20 protest in Pittsburgh....
Business Times - Malaysia
Nov 10
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The local bourse also took cue from the overnight rally on Wall Street as the US dollar slid and G20 nations agreed to maintain the economic stimulus efforts.
The Australian
Nov 10
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THE nation could surrender a competitive advantage in banking built up over decades if it adopted global reforms designed to reduce risk.
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The Group of Twenty Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, better known by the acronym G-20, is a group of finance ministers and central bank governors from 20 major economies. Its members account for two-thirds of the global population, 90% of the world's gross national product and 80% of world trade. The group serves as a forum for discussing economic issues and international finance.
Members of G-20
In 2008, the following countries were members of the G-20:[1]
- Argentina
- Australia
- Brazil
- Canada
- China
- France
- Germany
- India
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Mexico
- Russia
- Saudi Arabia
- South Africa
- South Korea
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- United States
The European Union is the 20th member, and is represented by a rotating Council and the European Central Bank.
The following institutions also participate in the G-20 meeting, participate in meetings of the G-20:
- International Monetary Fund
- World Bank
- International Monetary and Financial Committee
References
- ↑ G-20 Membership from the official G-20 website
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