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China's Xi Jinping Will Not Attend Rome G20 Summit In Person: Report
Chinese President Xi Jinping will not attend a Rome summit of the Group of 20 leading economies in person, a source close to the matter said on Tuesday.
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G20 Sets Ground Rules Ahead of Facebook's Libra Stablecoin
The world's leading economies need to plug gaps in their rulebooks to avoid digital currencies like Facebook's planned Libra stablecoin from undermining financial stability, the Group of 20 Economies' (G20) regulatory watchdog said on Tuesday.
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Angela Merkel Calls For G20 Compromise As Crunch Climate Talks Start
German Chancellor Angela Merkel pressed fellow Group of 20 leaders to compromise at the start of talks on climate and trade that have pitted US President Donald Trump against virtually every other country in the club of leading economies.
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G20 Says Rise in Global Acts of Terrorism Endangers Economy and Peace
The Group of 20 leading economies (G20) said today the rise in terrorism undermined international peace and security and endangered efforts to strengthen the global economy.
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G20 More Upbeat on Growth, but Officials Fret Over Greece
The Group of 20 leading economies struck a hopeful tone on the outlook for global growth on Friday, even as officials fretted that Athens' inability to strike a deal with its lenders could upset Europe's tentative recovery.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott Says G20 Signs off on Growth Goal Package
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Sunday the Group of 20 leading economies had signed off on package of measures to add an extra 2.1 percentage points to global growth over five years, with progress to be reviewed by the IMF and OECD.
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G20 Says Nearing Growth Goal, But More Needed From Europe
The Group of 20 leading nations say they are tantalisingly close to adding an extra $2 trillion to the global economy and creating millions of new jobs, but Europe's extended stagnation remains a major stumbling block.
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As G20 Chases Growth Goal, Members Differ on How to Get There
As the Group of 20 leading economies meet to change no less than the "destiny" of the global economy, members remain divided on how to get there with Germany pushing back at U.S. calls for more government stimulus.
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G20 gives US year-end deadline for IMF reforms
The inability to proceed with giving emerging markets a more powerful voice at the IMF and shoring up the lender's resources appeared the most contentious issue for officials from the Group of 20 leading economies and the representatives for all IMF member nations who met with them.
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Oil producers tell G20 they will help avoid price pain: Italy
Oil-producing members of the Group of 20 leading economies said on Saturday they would take measures to avoid a rise in petroleum prices from hurting the world economy.
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China's Xi Jinping Will Not Attend Rome G20 Summit In Person: Report
Chinese President Xi Jinping will not attend a Rome summit of the Group of 20 leading economies in person, a source close to the matter said on Tuesday.
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G20 Sets Ground Rules Ahead of Facebook's Libra Stablecoin
The world's leading economies need to plug gaps in their rulebooks to avoid digital currencies like Facebook's planned Libra stablecoin from undermining financial stability, the Group of 20 Economies' (G20) regulatory watchdog said on Tuesday.
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Angela Merkel Calls For G20 Compromise As Crunch Climate Talks Start
German Chancellor Angela Merkel pressed fellow Group of 20 leaders to compromise at the start of talks on climate and trade that have pitted US President Donald Trump against virtually every other country in the club of leading economies.
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G20 Says Rise in Global Acts of Terrorism Endangers Economy and Peace
The Group of 20 leading economies (G20) said today the rise in terrorism undermined international peace and security and endangered efforts to strengthen the global economy.
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G20 More Upbeat on Growth, but Officials Fret Over Greece
The Group of 20 leading economies struck a hopeful tone on the outlook for global growth on Friday, even as officials fretted that Athens' inability to strike a deal with its lenders could upset Europe's tentative recovery.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott Says G20 Signs off on Growth Goal Package
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Sunday the Group of 20 leading economies had signed off on package of measures to add an extra 2.1 percentage points to global growth over five years, with progress to be reviewed by the IMF and OECD.
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G20 Says Nearing Growth Goal, But More Needed From Europe
The Group of 20 leading nations say they are tantalisingly close to adding an extra $2 trillion to the global economy and creating millions of new jobs, but Europe's extended stagnation remains a major stumbling block.
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As G20 Chases Growth Goal, Members Differ on How to Get There
As the Group of 20 leading economies meet to change no less than the "destiny" of the global economy, members remain divided on how to get there with Germany pushing back at U.S. calls for more government stimulus.
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G20 gives US year-end deadline for IMF reforms
The inability to proceed with giving emerging markets a more powerful voice at the IMF and shoring up the lender's resources appeared the most contentious issue for officials from the Group of 20 leading economies and the representatives for all IMF member nations who met with them.
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Oil producers tell G20 they will help avoid price pain: Italy
Oil-producing members of the Group of 20 leading economies said on Saturday they would take measures to avoid a rise in petroleum prices from hurting the world economy.
