For G-20 Summit, Old Issues Give Way to New

Having moved with unprecedented speed and coordination five months ago to head off what many feared might be another Great Depression, the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies are set to gather Thursday in Pittsburgh to discuss whether it is time to wind down stimulus efforts and talk about what can be done to prevent a repeat of the crisis. Full Story »

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by Jim Lang - Sep. 24, 2009

This is a straightforward story on the likely agenda for the G-20 meeting. It lays out briefly the positions of the US, continental Europe and China. While it is short, it touches the principal bases.

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by Fabrice Florin - Sep. 24, 2009

Good overview of issues to be discussed at the G20 summit in Pittsburgh. This story provides a factual report with useful context about different perspectives from the various participating nations. Also helpful are the related sidebars about the G-20 and points of contention.

I found this report to be the most informative of the three G-20 summit stories we're comparing today on NewsTrust: http://newstrust.net/

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by Jack Dinkmeyer - Sep. 24, 2009

Straight forward news story effectively summarizing the major point of the G-20 meeting as well as the differences in the agendas various nations bring to the table. Two caveats: 1) past such meetings have been long on rhetoric, short on action; 2) although the world’s economies seem headed upward, to label the direction “recovery” is premature (which the article takes pains to avoid.)

A huge quantity of misery still lies before us; in this world, the only certainty is uncertainty.

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by Manfred Ostrowski - Sep. 24, 2009

The article offers a brief overview of topics set to be discussed by G-20 members. It mentions the issues of regulation(s) of the financial system, the future face of IMF and World Bank, and the problem of global imbalances. Obviously, the countries involved will articulate different (and even opposed) interests.

I would have wished for some more detail. Where are the main chances for an agreement between the G-20 members? In how far will the U.S. be ready ... More »

The G-20 members are working on a more detailed framework for regulatory reform.. More »

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