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FM: Hu´s proposals play important, constructive role at G20 summit

World pays greater attention to China´s role: U.S. expert

Asia-Pacific media praise G20

G20 gets positive reactions

Commerce Minister: China opposes protectionism, supports cooperation to fight crisis

Analysis: At G20, China finds way to raise stature in world finance

What can we expect of the G20?

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Currency basket can replace US dollar, says UN advisor

A UN advisor has suggested that a basket of currencies - including a regional currency in Asia - could replace the US dollar in shaping the global financial system. "I think China should play a cooperative role with Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries to introduce a regional currency while the world is trying to replace the old reserve currency system,"

Stability, growth, jobs = $1 trillion

The Group of 20 leaders yesterday pledged an additional $1.1 trillion to restore credit, growth and jobs in the world economy, announcing a broad raft of measures designed to hasten the end of the global financial crisis.

No room for failure at G20 summit

Clouds, chilly winds and widespread cynicism about the world leaders´ ability to overcome hardships embrace the Group of 20 (G20) Summit which opens in London today.

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Chinese president Hu: Let´s work together

Chinese president Hu: Let´s work together




President Hu Jintao has called on the international community to join hands to ride out the current global financial crisis.

China Actions

Chinese FM: China´s achievements at G20 in 5 main areas

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"China calls for creation of a new currency to replace USD, and the use of SDRs should be expanded."

China supports the IMF´s innovative financing attempts, and will "actively consider" buying bonds issued by the IMF.

* China calls for full-scale financial system overhaul

* China demands for more rights for developing countries

* China rejected trade and investment protectionism of all kind

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Obama satisfied with G20 summit outcome

Obama satisfied with G20 summit outcome

Sino-U.S. strategic and economic dialogues to merge

Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Qishan and U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner met in London on Thursday after the conclusion of the G20 summit to further confirm the establishment of a "double-track" Strategic and Economic Dialogue mechanism (SAED) between China and the US, following up on an announcement made when Chinese President Hu Jintao met US President Barack Obama on Wednesday, prior to the G20 summit.

World pays greater attention to China´s role: U.S. expert

A U.S. economist lauded China´s role in the G20 Summit, saying other countries were paying greater attention to what China has said and done.

Former U.S. secretary of state: China, U.S. indispensable for future global efforts

Forging a peaceful, productive Sino-U.S. relationship could be the foremost task in the first half of the 21st century because any future attempt to stabilize the world must include both China and the U.S.

Wall Street rallies on accounting rule changing, G20 meeting

Vice president meets with U.S. Treasury Secretary

Vice Premier Wang Qishan is upbeat about China and the US´s decision to set up a Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

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Brown says London summit results will shorten recession

Brown says London summit results will shorten recession

Spain to contribute $5.2 billion to G20 fund

Brown talks about China´s proposal for new global reserve currency

At the news conference of British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, CCTV reporter Rui Chenggang asked about China´s proposal for a new global reserve currency.

Chinese president Hu meets with French French Sarkozy

President Hu Jintao also met his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy, a rare meeting amidst a chilled relation after France has announced not to interfere in China´s internal affairs.

Brown says London summit results will shorten recession

Brown says China deserves more say in IMF

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said here at a press conference following the G20 summit that China has deserves the right to demand more say and representation in the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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Finance Minister Meeting

G20 ministers agree to pursue efforts to restore global growth

Chinese FM comments on G20 meeting

G20 in Washington

World leaders agree on immediate moves

World leaders attending G20 summit

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