Namanya IMF kok bikin ill feel. Sukanya muter2 di sekitar masalah aja. Mending China caplok US aja deh.
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 7:14 AM, sulistyo_winarto < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Semoga minggu ini rebound. Harapan.com > > World lender confident governments will avert meltdown > By MarketWatch > Last update: 5:00 p.m. EDT Oct. 12, 2008 > Comments: 2067 > WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- International Monetary Fund Managing > Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said Sunday that leading economies now > have coordinated, detailed and comprehensive plans to resolve the > severe credit crisis. > He said almost all of the affected nations now have taken strong > action to shore > up their financial sectors. > Strauss-Kahn made the remarks at a press conference Sunday following > two days of intense talks on two continents. > Strauss-Kahn also expressed support for an action plan hammered out > Sunday in Europe by leaders of the euro-zone nations. See full story. > He said the moves were "exactly the type of action" that is needed to > reassure very jittery markets. > "We will see tomorrow" what the market reaction is, but "I am > confident," he said. > On Saturday, the IMF director had said policymakers from around the > globe were united in their resolve to avert a global financial meltdown. > Although the talks in Washington this weekend haven't come up with the > specific solutions needed for each nation, the whole world is > committed to do whatever it takes to unfreeze credit markets, > Strauss-Kahn said. > "No one is going to let an important financial institution fail," he > said. > The IMF also specifically endorsed the plan of action put forth Friday > by the Group of Seven nations, which calls for public funds to > recapitalize banks. Critics said the G7 plan was woefully short on the > specifics needed to calm jittery investors. > Although different countries may use different methods, they are all > resolved to act as needed, said Youssef Boutros-Ghali, head of the > IMF's International Monetary and Financial Committee. "No tool will be > spared." > Even as urgent talks continued in Washington, authorities in the > United Kingdom were preparing to unveil the specifics of their plan to > recapitalize its banking sector, according to a report in The Wall > Street Journal. See full story. > Working against the clock > Many observers say the officials are working against the clock, with > global markets set to open on Monday, with or without a credible plan > from the world's governments. > The plan put forth by the Group of Seven on Friday was seen by many as > only a first step. > President Bush urged global finance leaders on Saturday to work > together quickly on a "serious global response" to "the serious global > crisis" in credit markets. > Top policymakers from the Group of 20 largest economies were meeting > later Saturday to work on a coordinated response to calm markets that > have been shaken by massive losses and bankruptcies. > "We're in this together. We will come through this together," Bush > said Saturday after meeting with finance leaders of the G7 > industrialized nations at the White House. > > > > ------------------------------------ > > + + > + + + + + > Mohon saat meREPLY posting, text dari posting lama dihapus > kecuali diperlukan agar CONTEXTnya jelas. > + + + + + > + +Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
