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  • UK's Brown: G20 should consider bank tax urgently
    - Reuters - Sat 07 Nov, 05:00 PM
    ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) - A tax on financial transactions to fund future bank bailouts should be considered with urgency, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Saturday, a significant departure from London's line to...
  • Raising output not on OPEC agenda now-UAE oil min
    - Reuters - Sat 07 Nov, 04:40 PM
    DUBAI (Reuters) - United Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mohammed al-Hamli said on Saturday raising oil production was not currently on the agenda for...
  • HIGHLIGHTS - Comments from G20 finmins, c.bankers meeting
    - Reuters - Sat 07 Nov, 03:50 PM
    ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) - Following are comments on Saturday from Group of 20 finance ministers, central bank policymakers and officials meeting in...
  • IMF's Boutros-Ghali says FX problems symptom not cause
    - Reuters - Sat 07 Nov, 03:30 PM
    ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) - A meeting of Group of 20 finance leaders should not be fixated on exchange rate levels, as they are a symptom of underlying economic problems rather than a cause, the head of the International Monetary Fund's...
  • BoCom sees strong 2010 China lending, bank profits
    - Reuters - Sat 07 Nov, 02:50 PM
    BEIJING (Reuters) - Banks in China are expected to lend 8-9 trillion yuan in 2010, slowing a touch from this year's likely new-loan total of 10 trillion yuan, Bank of Communications (BoCom) said on...
  • HIGHLIGHTS - Comments from G20 finmins, central bankers meeting
    - Reuters - Sat 07 Nov, 02:40 PM
    ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) - Following are comments on Saturday from Group of 20 finance ministers, central bank policymakers and officials meeting in...
 

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