International Organizations G20

  • Is G-20's growth target achievable?

    Richard Iley, Chief Economist, Asia at BNP Paribas, explains why he thinks the G-20's communiqué on fostering global growth may likely be too ambitious.

  • RBI governor: 'EMs are on their own'

    Raghuram Rajan, governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), says emerging markets have received an "unintended" message from developed economies that they are "on their own". CNBC's Oriel Morrison reports.

  • G-20 sets first-ever goal for global growth

    The world's top economies embraced a goal to generate more than $2 trillion in additional output over five years while creating tens of million of new jobs. CNBC's Matthew Taylor has more.

  • Spain Fin Min: We cannot be complacent

    While welcoming Moody's upgrade of Spain's credit rating as "good news", Luis de Guindos, Spanish Finance Minister, says his country cannot afford to be complacent as there is still more work to be done.

  • World Bank: We support G-20's growth agenda

    Bertrand Badre, Managing Director & CFO at the World Bank, says the G-20's communiqué on fostering global growth is "fantastic" and a "great paradigm shift".

  • IMF's Lagarde: G-20 plan is 'action-oriented'

    Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, says the G-20 communiqué may have a good chance of succeeding. CNBC's Oriel Morrison reports.

  • Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey

    The world's top 20 economies may agree to set an ambitious target for faster global growth at a weekend meeting in Sydney.

  • Treasury's Lew addresses G20 meeting

    CNBC's Oriel Morrison provides a preview of the G20 meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors where global economic stability is on the agenda.

  • Jacob Lew highlights 3 key issues for the US

    Speaking ahead of the G-20 weekend meeting in Australia, U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, highlights infrastructure, skills gap and tax reform as key issues that the U.S. government will need to tackle.

  • Is the US recovery gaining velocity?

    Andrew Economos, Head of Sovereign & Institutional Strategy, Asia at JP Morgan Asset Management, discusses U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew's comments about the U.S. quickening its recovery momentum.

  • Lew: China can manage shadow banking

    Responding to questions about fears related to China's banking system, U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, says that China has the capacity to manage shadow banking.

  • Focusing on regulation at G-20: Goldman Sachs

    Singling out regulation as the key area he will be watching at the G-20 meeting, Gary Cohn, President & COO of Goldman Sachs, says 'smart' financial regulation will be the answer for global banks.

  • ADB: G-20 to focus on global growth

    Takehiko Nakao, President of the Asian Development Bank, says focus of the G-20 weekend meeting in Australia, will be on how to sustain the global growth momentum.

  • Aus Fin Min: We rely on the global economy

    Mathias Cormann, Finance Minister of Australia, says Australia will stand to benefit if the G-20 commits to hard targets for stronger growth.

  • Aus Fin Min: G20 needs to commit to growth targets

    Australia's Finance Minister Mathias Cormann, says he hopes the G-20, which meets this weekend, can commit to a plan of action that will strengthen the global economy.

  • G20 should commit to boosting world growth: Wayne Swan

    Ahead of the G20 weekend meeting in Australia, Wayne Swan, former Treasurer of Australia, hopes the meeting will materialize policies that will stimulate global economic growth.

  • Australia Minister: 'Practical action' needed from G20

    Bruce Billson, Minister for Small Business of Australia, says its time for the G20 to focus on stability of finance systems, to ensure support for job creation and enterprise growth.

  • Hockey: The Fed needs to be aware of taper impacts

    Ahead of the G20 weekend meeting in Australia, Joe Hockey, Australian Treasurer called out to the Fed to consider the wider impacts of its taper plans, particularly on emerging markets.

  • IIF: G20 should focus on regulatory agenda and EM

    Tim Adams, President & CEO of the Institute of International Finance, says emerging market turmoil, the regulatory agenda are likely to be the highlights of the G20 meeting commencing in Australia this week.

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