Dollar seen losing global reserve status
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Regulators agree extra bank capital protection
By Brooke Masters - Financial Times
Central bankers and regulators have agreed to impose an extra capital charge of 1 per cent to 2.5 per cent of risk-adjusted assets on the largest banks in a bid to protect them from the big losses that could trigger another financial meltdown. The agreement, forged in Basel represents a victory for countries like the US and the UK, which wanted 30 “global systemically important financial institutions” to carry additional capital to make them safer.
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Merkel Jostles With German Banks Over Greek Debt Rollover Terms
BusinessWeek
Chancellor Angela Merkel's government jostled with Germany's biggest banks and insurers over aiding Greece, as the Finance Ministry rejected industry calls for incentives to encourage them to participate.
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The EU must step toward fiscal and political union
Peter Mandelson - Financial Times
More than a year after the eurozone first announced support for Greece, the country’s trauma and the eventual fate of the euro itself remains unresolved.
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Economic growth must slow, warns BIS
By Norma Cohen and Chris Giles in London - Financial Times
Global economic growth must slow to curb inflationary pressure around the world, the influential central bankers’ bank has warned, saying that there was little or no slack left for rapid non-inflationary expansion.
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