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The G20 meeting resulted in an agreement for countries to refrain from competitive currency devaluations. They also agreed to give developing countries a bigger voice in the IMF. China aims to become a major global player in the satellite industry by 2015, with plans to capture 10% of the commercial satellite market and 15% of commercial launch business. China's economic growth slowed to 9.6% in the latest quarter as the government guides the economy toward more sustainable growth and encourages consumer spending. The IMF says Asian currencies need to appreciate further to reduce risks from speculative financial flows and help correct global trade imbalances.
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Impact of Chinese slowdown on India and the World
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- Portugal adopted austerity measures to reduce debt and claims it will restore market confidence without a bailout, but analysts say investors will not be reassured until its public finances are supported by Europe's emergency fund.
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- 2. G20 seals IMF power shift; vows to avoid currency devaluation • Group of 20 finance leaders struck a deal on Saturday to refrain from competitive currency devaluations although they failed to agree on firmer language that might have shored up the U.S. dollar. • At a meeting in South Korea, the growing clout of the developing world was recognized in a surprise deal to give them a bigger voice in the International Monetary Fund which was charged with policing global stability.
- 3. Conti.. • The 20 members pledged in a communiqué to "refrain from competitive devaluations" of their currencies, developed economies vowed to cut their budget deficits over time and all to take action to reduce current account imbalances.
- 4. China set to get big chunk ok global satellite market by 2015 • Bracing up to launch a host of new satellites, including a communication satellite for Pakistan next year, China has said it aims to become a major global player in the international aerospace industry by 2015 to get a big chunk of the commercial satellite market. • China is set to re-launch itself on the global aerospace industry with plans to take 10 per cent share of the world's commercial satellite and 15 per cent of the commercial launch business by 2015, Yin Liming, President of China Great Wall Industry Corp, (CGWIC) told state run 'China Daily' .
- 5. China’s rapid economic growth continues to slow • China's rapid growth slowed in the latest quarter as Beijing steered its expansion to a more sustainable level, possibly cutting its contribution to a global recovery. • The world's second-largest economy grew 9.6 percent in the July-September quarter over a year earlier. That was down from the previous quarter's 10.3 percent but still by far the highest of any major economy. • Beijing is trying to restore normal economic conditions following a huge stimulus that helped China quickly rebound from the global crisis. Communist leaders want to guide growth to a manageable pace and encouraging Chinese consumer spending to rebalance the economy
- 6. away from heavy reliance on exports and investment. Beijing's growth target for the year is 8 percent, while the World Bank is forecasting 9.5 percent.
- 7. IMF says Asian currencies undervalued despite gains • According to the International Monetary Fund Asian currencies need to strengthen further to deter potentially dangerous hot money inflows and help correct global trade imbalances.