|
Snow: U.S. Deficits to Fall
|
| U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow saidon Sunday he assured members of the Group of 20 nations thatWashington will slash deficits they blame for a falling dollarand repeated his call for stronger European growth. |
|
| Updated |
Nov 23, 2004 12:06:03 |
| Rating |
0 | | Author | Reuters |
|
|
| Other author's news: | - TV, Online Units Fuel Playboy Profit - Playboy Enterprises Inc. onWednesday reported a better-than-expected quarterly net profit,helped by strength at its television and online operations thatovercame lower results at its flagship magazine.
- 3Com Posts Wider-Than-Expected Loss - 3Com Corp. on Thursday posteda wider-than-expected second-quarter loss, amid stiffcompetition from Cisco Systems Inc. and others in thetelecommunications networking market.
- 1950s TV Lamps Resurface as Costly Kitsch - Decorative lamps created to lessen eyestrain while watching the earliest TV sets are resurfacing inhomes as kitschy night lights and artifacts of mid-20th century"modern" living.
| | Show all author's news |
| Similar news: | - Snow upbeat on deficit - Treasury Secretary John Snow said onSaturday the United States was beginning to rein in its bigbudget deficit and repeated calls for Europe and Japan to dotheir part for the good of global economic growth.
- Snow Says U.S. Dealing With Budget Deficit - U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow reassured critics Wednesday that America is dealing with its huge budget and trade deficits, but discounted any suggestions of official intervention to prop up the ailing U.S. dollar.
- Snow says US committed to reducing budget deficit - US Treasury Secretary John Snow said that Washington was committed to reducing its budget deficit, which he acknowledged was "too large".
| | Find all news similar on Snow: U.S. Deficits to Fall |
|
