ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) — Finance officials have pledged to maintain emergency support for their economies until recovery is assured.
There was also a mixed reaction among the Group of 20 leading rich and emerging nations yesterday to a British-led push to consider a fund for bank bailouts, possibly financed by a tax on financial transactions, to ensure that taxpayers don’t bear the brunt of any future rescues.
The grouping said in a statement after talks in St. Andrews, Scotland, that economic recovery is “uneven and remains dependent...
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