Pressure on G20 Finance Ministers to Head Off Currency Exchange War
Friday, October 22, 2010 10:15Posted in category News
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Ministers from leading countries are strugling to push an agreement spurning competitive currency devaluations amid fears that a foreign exchange war could derail the world recovery.
According to a draft communique circulated in the lead-up to a summit of finance ministers and central bankers in Korea, it is stated that the G20 countries could pledge to refrain from competitive undervaluation of currencies.
However, insiders warned that a meeting of minds on the statement remained unlikely at the meeting.
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