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IMF head says world economy highly vulnerable
AFP, London
The head of the IMF Dominique Strauss-Kahn said here on Monday that although the worst of the global financial storm had passed, the world economy remains "highly vulnerable."
"Tbday the storm has passed. The worst has been averted thanks to a bold and rapid policy response and thanks to cooperation," he told delegates at the annual conference of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) - Britain's biggest employers group.
"We can say that the recovery has started but everyone understand that it is very fragile and still dependent on policy support. The financial conditions have improved but are still far from normal."
Strauss-Kahn, who is managing director of the International Monetary Fund, added: "The economy ... (is) getting better, but (is) still highly vulnerable. "
"During the crisis, everyone was united by a common purpose. Going forward, this might dissolve. So the road ahead will be less clear cut."
Strauss-Kahn added that nations needed to cooperate more to build on signs of worldwide economic recovery.
US economy will bounce back: Indian PM
AFP, Washington
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has voiced confidence that the US economy will make a strong recovery and poured cold water on talk of dropping the dollar as the key global currency.
In an interview ahead of his arrival Sunday on a state visit to the United States, the 77-year-old trained economist said he had grown accustomed to predictions of US economic decline over the decades.
The US economy "has shown a remarkable capacity to bounce back," Singh told CNN, hailing "the entrepreneurial spirit which is the hallmark of the American enterprise system."
"I have no doubt that these things are not permanent, irreversible shifts, but that the American economy has the capacity to bounce back to its normal growth mark," he said of recent US economic woes.
Singh holds a doctorate in economics from Oxford University and spearheaded India's market reform drive in the 1990s that ended decades of state economic planning.
Taiwan to curb China investment in key sectors
AFP, Taipei
Taiwan plans to restrict Chinese stock investment in strategic sectors, as it seeks to keep control of its economy amid rapidly growing ties with the mainland, local media said Monday.
Chinese institutional investors will be allowed to hold no more than a total of 10 percent in listed companies in the telecommunications, aviation and finance industries, the Commercial Tunes reported, citing unnamed sources.
The paper also said the Financial Supervisory Commission will meet with relevant agencies soon to discuss what cap should be set on Chinese investments in less-vital sectors, according to the paper.
The report was published a week after Taiwan and China signed three landmark memorandums paving the way for growing cooperation in banking, insurance and securities.
The agreements, which will go into effect in January, will enable Chinese institutional investors to buy shares in Taiwan's stock market for the first time.
Thai economy shrinks
2.8pc in Q3
AFP, Bangkok
Thailand's economy shrank by 2.8 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, signalling improvement on the previous quarter as export and tourism revenues pick up, official figures showed Monday.
It was the fourth consecutive quarter in which gross domestic product (GDP) dropped, but was less severe than the 7.1 percent and 4.9 percent falls seen in the first and second quarters respectively.
"GDP was better because of good export and tourism figures and government policies to stimulate investments," said Ampon Kittiampon, secretary general of the National Economic and Social Development Board that released the data.
The government has this year rolled out a 116.7 billion baht (3.35 billion dollar) supplementary budget focused on improving consumer spending and in late October began parcelling out a second stimulus package worth 1.4 trillion baht.