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China to push renminbi and domestic consumption, panellists say
Reforms to further internationalise the renminbi, and policies to address China's structural imbalances by harnessing latent domestic consumption, are seen as the top priorities for the next five-year...
Charles Goodhart, Paul Mortimer-Lee, Lucrezia Reichlin and Gabriel Stein concur that dangers are greater from exiting too early than too late but warn that asset prices risk becoming over inflated
The UK's net debt will rise to 78% of GDP over the next five years, according to Alistair Darling. Presenting his pre-Budget report to parliament today, the Chancellor of the Exchequer revealed borrowing...
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Basel implementation chief: no need for Basel III
Amendments to Basel II sufficient for addressing the flaws in the framework say regulators
Basel implementation chief: no need for Basel III
Modifications being made to Basel II are sufficient to tackle the flaws in the framework and "we are certainly not going in the direction of Basel III", according to the chair of the standards implementation group of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision....
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