Topic: Angel Gurria
Continue reading the main story Growing inequality should now be the priority for leaders after the economic crisis, senior economic figures at the...
The head of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Angel Gurria, doesn't expect Europe to fall into a technical recession, even...
The head of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Saturday backed a proposal to create an international facility to guarantee...
JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming (Reuters) - The OECD is prepared to cut growth expectations for much of the world, including Europe and Japan, the organization's head said on Friday."We're not talking about a contraction of the economies, but a slowdown of ...
Banks face a period of over-regulation caused by public outrage over lax supervision that led to the global financial crisis, OECD chief Jose Angel Gurria said on Friday.Ever since the 2007-2008 slump, regulators worldwide have moved to strengthen supervision of large ...
Banks face a period of over-regulation caused by public outrage over lax supervision that led to the global financial crisis, OECD chief Jose Angel Gurria said on Friday.Ever since the 2007-2008 slump, regulators worldwide have moved to strengthen supervision of large ...
Visiting OECD Secretary General Angel Gurria said on Sunday that Israeli economic growth was likely to continue to outpace the average in the club of developed nations in the near future.Speaking to Israel's army radio, Gurria said the latest data ...
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development today said countries should rein in austerity measures because the world economy remains in a weakened state. Secretary-General Angel Gurria said: He called for states to prolong some stimulus packages..
LONDON (Reuters) - Markets are relatively patient about the budget-cutting efforts of Britain, the United States, Germany and Japan, but that could change if governments are slow to act, OECD chief Angel Gurria said on Thursday.Asked why the British government was still ...
MONTREAL (Reuters) - Countries with big deficits must offer clear plans on how they will balance their budgets to maintain investor confidence and avoid problems seen in Europe, top economic policymakers said on Monday.The warnings came after finance ministers and central bankers ...