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Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, today called for the United States to whittle down its record-high budget deficits and for countries like China to get their consumers to spend more, moves that would help combat skewed global trade and investment flows that contributed to the financial crisis.
Fed chairman calls for US to cut deficit
Asian nations should not return to pursuing export-led growth, Ben Bernanke said yesterday, warning that it could risk a re-emergence of global trade imbalances and scupper a durable recovery.
Bernanke cautions on risks from imbalances
World oil prices hit their highest point for a year yesterday, as a major new report urged governments around the world to take drastic action to head off an approaching oil supply crunch.
Oil prices hit high but report warns of supply crunch
The Government has backed away in the face of speculation that it will impose a windfall tax on banks to punish them for paying excessive bonuses.
Government steps lightly around minefield of windfall bonus tax
Experts have warned that homeowners will struggle to remortgage their properties when current deals expire as a result of the Financial Services Authority's (FSA) strict new rules on affordability.
Homeowners 'will struggle to remortgage' under FSA rules
This first extract measures the worlds largest companies, as of the end of September, ranked by market cap.
The liquid and the not-so-liquid