September 30, 2010 by MICHAEL R. CRITTENDEN and BOB DAVIS WASHINGTONâ€â€ÂThe House of Representatives by a wide margin passed legislation to penalize China’s foreign-exchange practices, sending a powerful warning to Beijing but risking a response that could harm U.S. companies and consumers.  The measure would allow, but […]
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IMF urges credit rating agencies to provide greater clarity
Thursday 30 September 2010, Larry Elliott, Economics editor  • IMF says agencies must be clearer about conflicts of interest and risk assessment mechanisms • EU finance ministers to discuss tightening rules governing credit rating agencies  Credit rating agencies should act to lift the “cloud of suspicion” that has […]
Foreign reserves drop to four year low
By Stanley Oronsaye September 30, 2010 Nigeria’s foreign reserves dropped to $35.66 billion as at Monday, the lowest level in over four years.The reserves, which peaked at $62.24 billion in mid-May 2008, have fluctuated ever since due to huge withdrawals by government. The last time the reserves stood […]

