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Monday, September 28, 2009
The G20 summit in Pittsburgh produced a consensus that, while complacency is dangerous and risks remain, the worst of the financial crisis/global recession has passed us by. So, what's next?
-World Bank President Robert Zoellick on life after the storm.
-Marko Dimitrijevic argues that the term 'emerging markets' is obsolete; the rising giants have arrived.
-Quickly shift your gaze from Germany to Ireland, where a hugely important re-do will affect Europe for decades to come.
-A sterling slide is good for Britain.
-Is China the developed world's new engine of growth?
Labels: China, Currencies, emerging markets, Europe, financial crisis, G20
