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7大経済強国の経済大臣は、2012/06/05に衛星電話?映像会議で、ギリシアの財政破綻とスペインの銀行破綻寸前の金融危機の対策を協議
El G-7 se compromete a seguir de cerca los problemas en España y Grecia
El Tesoro estadounidense destaca que una solución es la unión fiscal y bancaria europea
El ministro japonés garantiza que los países más poderosos cooperarán para superar la crisis
Sandro Pozzi Nueva York5 JUN 2012 - 17:30 CET, JST; 2012/06/06; 00:30
The G-7 agrees to monitor the problems in Spain and Greece
The U.S. Treasury notes that a solution is the fiscal union and European banking
Japanese Minister ensures that the most powerful countries cooperate to overcome the crisis
Sandro Pozzi New York 5 JUN 2012 - 17:30 CET
The U.S. Treasury notes that a solution is the fiscal union and European banking
Japanese Minister ensures that the most powerful countries cooperate to overcome the crisis
Sandro Pozzi New York 5 JUN 2012 - 17:30 CET
Rangers to the G-20. The conference of finance ministers of the seven most industrialized economies ended with statement, but with an intention of its members to continue to cooperate to tackle common problems, such as that created by the sovereign debt crisis in Greece and tensions in the sector financial Spain.
The meeting of world leaders from developed and major emerging countries will be held on 18 and June 19, after learning the Greek election results. The holders prior exchange of Finance is part of the regular dialogue of members of the G-7 club, composed of U.S., Japan, Canada, UK, France, Germany and Italy, although it is unusual that is advertised.
The situation in Europe should focus the discussion on G7, as anticipated on the eve of the Canadian Minister Jim Flaherty. His Japanese counterpart in June Azumi said after the conversation that never addressed the possibility that Greece might leave the euro, and that commitment is to cooperate in tackling the problems of that country and Spain.
He did not elaborate. The U.S. Treasury Department simply noted, meanwhile, that the ministers agreed to closely monitor the evolution of the crisis in Europe. He noted that enters the solutions are on the table is to work toward fiscal and financial union in Europe. Comment that was echoed on Wall Street, which started up, and upset the widespread increases in Europe.
Financial stocks, however, if you saw a strong rebound in the first hours of trading, JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America up about 3%. Attention now turns to what he has to say tomorrow Mario Draghi from the European Central Bank and a day after Ben Bernanke from the Federal Reserve when he appeared before the Capitol.
Neither the ECB nor the Fed have now intend to act, waiting to see how the situation progresses in Spain and Greece. But Washington is still very closely and with concern the European crisis, the impact it can have on a U.S. recovery is anemic. The uncertainty forces the two banks not to shut any doors.
The meeting of world leaders from developed and major emerging countries will be held on 18 and June 19, after learning the Greek election results. The holders prior exchange of Finance is part of the regular dialogue of members of the G-7 club, composed of U.S., Japan, Canada, UK, France, Germany and Italy, although it is unusual that is advertised.
The situation in Europe should focus the discussion on G7, as anticipated on the eve of the Canadian Minister Jim Flaherty. His Japanese counterpart in June Azumi said after the conversation that never addressed the possibility that Greece might leave the euro, and that commitment is to cooperate in tackling the problems of that country and Spain.
He did not elaborate. The U.S. Treasury Department simply noted, meanwhile, that the ministers agreed to closely monitor the evolution of the crisis in Europe. He noted that enters the solutions are on the table is to work toward fiscal and financial union in Europe. Comment that was echoed on Wall Street, which started up, and upset the widespread increases in Europe.
Financial stocks, however, if you saw a strong rebound in the first hours of trading, JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America up about 3%. Attention now turns to what he has to say tomorrow Mario Draghi from the European Central Bank and a day after Ben Bernanke from the Federal Reserve when he appeared before the Capitol.
Neither the ECB nor the Fed have now intend to act, waiting to see how the situation progresses in Spain and Greece. But Washington is still very closely and with concern the European crisis, the impact it can have on a U.S. recovery is anemic. The uncertainty forces the two banks not to shut any doors.
7大経済強国の経済大臣は、2012/06/05に衛星電話?映像会議で、ギリシアの財政破綻とスペインの銀行破綻寸前の金融危機の対策を協議
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