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Nordic Countries to Lend Iceland $2.5 Billion... | |
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Submitted by admin on Thursday, November 20, 2008 - 11:05 | |
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Last Modified: Thursday, November 20, 2008 at 4:13 a.m. HELSINKI, Finland (AP) -- Four Nordic countries will lend Iceland $2.5 billion (euro1.98 billion) to help the country recover from its economic meltdown, their finance ministries said Thursday. The decision by Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark came after the International Monetary Fund announced it had approved a $2.1 billio... |
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Statement From G-20 Summit: In English... | |
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Submitted by admin on Thursday, November 20, 2008 - 23:05 | |
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The Editor of Expresso in Portugal wanted my take on the recent G-20 communique . Here is my “translation” of the official statement: SEARCH NZ JOBS Win a holiday on MasterCard Find the property for you For all your PROPERTY needs BUY RENT INVEST today! Now that the growth of debt and derivatives bubbles has stalled, we are committed to using governmental-central bank mechan... |
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