#####G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' Meeting

October 7, 2013


Thursday and Friday,  October 10-11- 2013

The G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' Meeting will be held on the eve of the Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of the IMF and the World Bank Group on October 10-11, 2013 in Washington, D.C. (USA). Main events are scheduled to take place on the 11th of October.

Ministers and Governors are going to discuss a number of questions, including recent developments in the global economy and financial sector vulnerabilities, the international financial architecture's reform, financing for investment and strengthening the G20 process.

Finally, Finance Ministers and Central Banks Governors will approve and sign-off the Joint Communique.


http://www.g20.org/events_financial_track/20131010/780962279.html

09-10-2013 12:38 PM

Baghdad (news) .. co-governor of the Central Bank and the Agency Abdul Basit Turki Saeed at the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank as governor of Iraq to the Fund in Washington.

The statement said the central bank received the Agency (news) copy of it: that a delegation from the Central Bank under the chairmanship of the Governor left to Washington to participate in the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank as governor of Iraq to the fund. / End / l. M /


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G20 ministers' October 2013 communique
Reuters
16 hours ago

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Following is the full text of the communique released by finance ministers and central bankers of the Group of 20 nations after a meeting in Washington.

Communiqué Meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors; Washington, 10‐11 October, 2013

1. Since our Leaders met in September, the recovery in the global economy has continued, with the early signs of improvement in major advanced economies but slower growth in many emerging markets, which still remain important drivers of global growth. The current outlook presents challenges, including unacceptably high unemployment in many countries, and downside risks remain. The U.S. needs to take urgent action to address short-term fiscal uncertainties. We recognize that strengthened and sustained growth will be accompanied by an eventual transition toward the normalization of monetary policy and that volatility of capital flows continues to be an important challenge. Sound macroeconomic policies, structural reforms and strong prudential frameworks will help address an increase in volatility. We will ensure that future changes to monetary policy settings will continue to be carefully calibrated and clearly communicated. We will cooperate to make policies implemented for supporting domestic growth also support global growth and financial stability and to manage their spillovers on other countries.

2. We will intensify our collective and national efforts to create a robust environment for job-rich and inclusive growth, and to address the downside risks to the global economy. We are fully committed to implement the St. Petersburg Action Plan that sets forth our reforms for achieving strong, sustainable and balanced growth and will further develop comprehensive growth strategies for presentation to the Brisbane Summit to achieve this objective. In this regard, ensuring fiscal sustainability remains a key priority and we reaffirm our commitment to implement our medium-term fiscal strategies flexibly to take into account near-term economic conditions, while putting government debt on a sustainable path.

3. We reaffirm the importance of long-term financing for investment to boost growth, create jobs and facilitate development and are moving forward with the work plan endorsed in St. Petersburg, including further work on private sector investment flows. We will identify measures to facilitate domestic capital market development and improve the intermediation of global savings for investments and work on approaches to implement the G20/OECD High-Level Principles of Long-Term Investment Financing by Institutional Investors. We take note of the work underway in the World Bank Group and Regional Development Banks to mobilize and catalyze additional financing for infrastructure investment, particularly in emerging market and developing countries.

4. We re‐emphasize the urgent need to immediately ratify the 2010 IMF Quota and Governance Reform. Understanding that the process of reaching a final agreement on a new quota formula is integrated with the 15th General Quota Review, we remain committed, together with the whole IMF membership, to agree on the quota formula and complete the 15th General Quota Review by January 2014 as agreed at the Seoul Summit and reiterated in Cannes, Los Cabos and St. Petersburg.

5. We welcome the ongoing work by International Organizations to support the improvement of debt management practices in light of recent experiences. Having contributed to the progress of reviewing and updating the "Guidelines for Public Debt Management," we look forward to the completion of this work by the IMF and the World Bank Group in early 2014.

6. We will closely monitor the implementation of the ambitious tax agenda agreed by our Leaders in St. Petersburg and look forward to regular reporting from the Global Forum and the OECD, in particular as regards creating a new standard of automatic exchange of information and implementing the BEPS Action Plan. In addition, we reiterate the need for the Global Forum to complete the allocation of comprehensive country ratings regarding the effective implementation of information exchange upon request and ensure that the implementation of the standards are monitored on a continuous basis. We also reiterate our commitment to FATF's work.

7. We will pursue our work to build a safe and reliable financial system by implementing the financial reforms endorsed in our Leaders' Declaration, which are aimed at building upon the significant progress already achieved, including in creating more resilient financial institutions, ending too-big-to-fail, increasing transparency and market integrity, filling regulatory gaps, addressing the potential systemic risks from shadow banking and closing information gaps.

8. We welcome the recent replenishment of the African Development Fund and reiterate our commitment to achieving a successful International Development Association (IDA) 17 replenishment.

9. We are grateful to International Organizations and other relevant bodies for providing the reports and notes to our meeting (see Annex) and look forward to their future work.

10. We thank Russia for its leadership at the conclusion of its presidency, and look forward to Australia's leadership next year as we work together to achieve the goals laid out in St. Petersburg.



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St. Petersburg Action Plan G20




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Bernanke and Liu aged twenty to resolve the debt crisis the U.S. October 17


this is on the U.S. economy

October 12, 2013 12:01 PM



The Minister of Finance Federation Anton Saloanf, that U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Liu and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told the American counterparts in the countries of the Group of Twenty yesterday that the crisis over raising the U.S. debt ceiling will be resolved by October 17 of the current.

The U.S. Treasury said it may soon face a liquidity crisis if it is not raising the borrowing ceiling available to the government by October 17, according to the Saudi newspaper Okaz reported.

He said Saloanov told reporters after a dinner with his counterparts in the Group of Twenty on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, "he said colleagues in the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve they hope to resolve the matter soon., And said that the problem will be resolved no later than the seventeenth day of October."

He added Saloanov the saying, "It is an important issue for all. Liu believes Both Bernanke that these difficulties can be overcome soon."


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