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EU finance minister discuss European economic recovery planBrussels - The European Union's finance ministers were meeting in Brussels on Tuesday to discuss a 200-billion-euro (252-billion-dollar) recovery plan aimed at lifting their economies out of recession. Divisions remain as to how much is needed and wh... ... |
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Australia will still avoid recession: TannerFinance Minister Lindsay Tanner says the Government does not believe Australia will slip into recession, despite worsening global economic conditions. ... |
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Germany is doing its bit to help EU weather recession, SteinbrueckBrussels - Germany is already doing its share and will not spend more money to help lift the European Union out of recession, the country's finance minister, Peer Steinbrueck, said Monday. Germany is putting 31 billion euros (39.5 billion dollars) o... ... |
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Tanner dismisses attack on deficitFinance Minister Lindsay Tanner has accused the Opposition of being "incoherent" in its response to the Government's concession that the Budget may fall into deficit. ... |
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Tanner dismisses attack on deficitFinance Minister Lindsay Tanner has accused the Opposition of being "incoherent" in its response to the Government's concession that the Budget may fall into deficit. ... |
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Darling plans £20bn giveaway to tackle year of recessionAlistair Darling outlined an audacious plan today to tackle the economic crisis by using a £20bn package of tax cuts and handouts to tempt shoppers to spend their way through a rocky twelve months, and support struggling firms.Acknowledging for the first time that the credit crunch has plunged Brit ... |
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