| Global Finances: Weekly recap |
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| Saturday, 18 October 2008 04:49 | |
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The global financial crisis continues to make international headlines.
The International Herald Tribune reports highlights of financial markets around the world. *European stock markets higher Friday Some exchanges rose following Thursday’s temporary Wall Street rebound and the Nikkei index's overnight recovery. *A new cop for global finance The US must join Europe in revamping the rules of finance – for mutual prosperity. *G-8 Nations Plan Summit On Global Financial Rules The G-8 will convene a summit to plan changes in the regulation and structure of the world financial industry. *Future Role of IMF IMF future role questioned as financial crisis takes its toll. *The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Brazil The fall in world demand is liable to impact the Brazilian economy primarily through the balance of payments. *Emerging markets may feel financial pain next The flow of capital into emerging markets is slowing, raising fears that another phase of the global financial crisis may be brewing. *German Parliament Passes $675 Billion Bank Bailout The Bundestag approved the $675 billion rescue package for German banks. * Pakistan’s rupee crisis Pakistan moved closer to a balance of payments crisis on Friday, as the rupee slumped to a record low after the central bank reported it had barely enough foreign currency to cover six weeks of imports.
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