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G-8 leaders pledge "close cooperation and coordination," call for reformOct 20, 2008
Emphasizing the need for advanced economies to work closely with emerging economies to avoid nationalistic and protectionist behavior in dealing with the global economic crisis, the G-8 nations...
Market Breathes a Bit With Federal Reserve Expected to Announce Plan on TuesdayOct 13, 2008
After a very turbulent, stressful week for investors, traders, and anyone who watched the numbers, global markets started the week off strong on Monday, with the Dow Jones closing up more than 900 points—its biggest point gain in a single day ever.
How Will the US Bailout Plan Affect Middle East Markets?Oct 6, 2008
The US bailout plan is expected to have a positive impact on Middle East markets, which plummeted amidst psychological fears of a spillover from the US financial crisis. It is anticipated that the plan will work to evade the collapse of the world...
Home or Away: Where Will Sovereign Wealth Funds Invest in the Wake of the Credit Crisis?Sep 29, 2008
There seems to be some debate as to how sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) in the Middle East will respond to the recent credit crisis. Some assert that SWFs in the Middle East, not unaffected by the credit crisis, will now turn their attention, and...
As Crisis Worsens, Central Banks Attempt to Respond, and All Eyes Turn to the FedSep 16, 2008
As the number of U.S. institution falling prey to the worsening global financial predicament grew in the early week, the financial community’s eyes turned to the world’s central banks.
Carbon trading schemes hold promise for Africa but have potential for abuseNov 24, 2009
Sources:
AllAfrica.Com: Africa: Continent in the Global Carbon Trade
AllAfrica.Com: Africa: Continent Told 'Stop Playing the Victim'
The Times: SA Missing the Carbon Bandwagon
African leaders met recently at the Carbon Markets Africa Conference...
Two "Unknowns" Elected to European Union High PostsNov 23, 2009
Telegraph, Herman van Rompuy and Baroness Ashton: The EU's Perfect Couple of Nobodies
WSJ, Belgian Premier van Rompuy Named First EU President
English Aljazeera, Leaders meet to elect EU president
The European Union (“EU”) elected its first EU...
Why China is Hesitating to Revalue Its CurrencyNov 22, 2009
Sources:
Economist: A-yuan-sided argument
Financial Times: Renminbi sparks strong views; Beijing signals send renminbi higher
IMF: The International Monetary System: Reforms to Enhance Stability and Governance
Despite the growing international...
State of Ohio Sues Credit-Rating Agencies For Lost MoneyNov 22, 2009
Sources: NBC4i.com: Cordray Sues Credit-Ratings Agencies, Says Ohio Funds Lost $457M; New York Times: Ohio Sues Rating Firms for Losses in Funds; Reuters: UPDATE 4-Ohio Sues Moody’s, S&P, Fitch for Inflated Ratings; New York Times: Triple-A Failure:...
16 Year Banana Wars close to resolutionNov 22, 2009
Sources: FT.com – Deal nears to end ‘banana wars’ Europolitics – End to banana war in sight
Tico Times – An end to banana war in sight The Malaysian Insider – Deal nears to end ‘banana wars’
The “banana wars” began in 1993...
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