G20: “Commitment to bring growth to 2% in two years. States on … – The Messenger

The global economic recovery proceeds uncertain and growth is below the rate necessary to create jobs. In a nutshell is contained in the final communiqué of the G20, but pessimistic about today pledged to accelerate the growth of 2% worldwide in five years.

And again:

” Monetary policy continues to support the growth and should address, in a timely manner, the deflationary pressures in line with the mandate of central banks “.

The Director of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, insists on the absolute necessity of creating jobs. Objective that can not be separated, according to the president of the Bundesbank, Weidmann, the implementation of structural reforms. According to the Bank of Italy governor, Visco, the ECB may not need additional stimulus measures with the decline of the euro. The German Finance Minister Schauble reminds everyone that

“ higher deficits do not lead growth ” .

Confirmed, finally, the ‘unit on penalties to Russia. “If the situation does not improve before the summit of heads of state of the G20 summit in November in Australia – says the US Treasury Secretary, Jack Lew – the President of Russia Vladimir Putin will hear directly what he feels now through sanctions, or that the shares Russia are unacceptable. ” Lew safe to say that if Russia continues to threaten the sovereignty of Ukraine “there will be unity nell’isolarla economically. The talks held with counterparts during the G20, certainly suggest that we remain united on the issue of sanctions. ”

 21 September 2014 12:03 – Last Updated: 13:17

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