G7 statement says central banks remain firmly committed to achieving price stability
G7 statement, Headlines via Reuters:Global economy has shown resilience to multiple shocks but growth prospects remain below historic averagesCentral banks remain firmly committed to achieving price stability Significant geo-political risks from Russia's war against Ukraine and middle east situation could affect trade, supply chains and commodity prices Welcomes EU proposal to direct extraordinary revenues from Russia's frozen asset to aid Ukraine Will continue working on all possible avenues by which frozen Russian assets could be used to support Ukraine Focus on financial stability and regulatory issues is vital to ensure functioning of financial system given threats to global economy Remain committed to holding on to frozen Russian assets We're concerned about the crisis in Gaza Will ensure close coordination of any future measure to diminish Iran's ability to acquire, produce or transfer weapons Call for stability in the wider region, noting economic risks posed by regional escalationNothing surprising here from the G7. They go out of their way not to be surprising. The Group of Seven (G7) :Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States plus the European Union This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
G7 statement, Headlines via Reuters:
- Global economy has shown resilience to multiple shocks but growth prospects remain below historic averages
- Central banks remain firmly committed to achieving price stability
- Significant geo-political risks from Russia's war against Ukraine and middle east situation could affect trade, supply chains and commodity prices
- Welcomes EU proposal to direct extraordinary revenues from Russia's frozen asset to aid Ukraine
- Will continue working on all possible avenues by which frozen Russian assets could be used to support Ukraine
- Focus on financial stability and regulatory issues is vital to ensure functioning of financial system given threats to global economy
- Remain committed to holding on to frozen Russian assets
- We're concerned about the crisis in Gaza
- Will ensure close coordination of any future measure to diminish Iran's ability to acquire, produce or transfer weapons
- Call for stability in the wider region, noting economic risks posed by regional escalation
Nothing surprising here from the G7. They go out of their way not to be surprising.
The Group of Seven (G7) :
- Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States plus the European Union