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Goldman Sachs Asset Management Chairman Jim O’Neill said conventional quantitative easing may not be enough for the U.S. and U.K. economies and more “targeted” policies are needed to boost confidence and growth.
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Former Bank of England policy maker Sushil Wadhwani said global central banks need to do “more creative” forms of monetary policy to prevent the global economy slipping into a recession.
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Barclays Wealth, which manages $231 billion in client assets, reduced its estimate for this year’s gain in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index because the chance of a slowdown in economic growth has increased.
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European stocks fell for a third day as investors continued to shun the region on concern the sovereign debt crisis will harm economic growth.
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Two decades after Citigroup Inc.’s William Rhodes helped Latin American nations restructure their debts, investors are telling him a similar solution may fix the euro area’s borrowing crisis.
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As the only woman in her university class in Franco’s Spain, Elena Salgado remembers being singled out by a professor who doubted she could keep up with the male students. After making a point to the class, her professor would turn to her and ask: “And you, do you also understand?”
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Spain approved the first public wage cuts since returning to democracy in 1978 and reduced its economic growth forecast for next year as the government tries to tame the euro region’s third-largest budget deficit.
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European companies are attempting the biggest initial public offerings in three years just as sovereign-debt downgrades spur the most market turmoil since the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
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The world economic recovery may be sturdy enough to withstand the double-whammy of Japan’s 9.0- magnitude earthquake and the surge in crude-oil prices triggered by tensions in the Middle East.
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Emerging-market stocks rose, with eastern European shares posting the biggest three-day rally in nine months, as faster-than-estimated growth in Europe’s economy and rising commodities eased concern exports will slow.
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