G-20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting in Istanbul, Turkey February 9–10, 2015. What is likely to engage attention

·         Global growth:l growth in 2015–16 is revised down by a ¼ percentage point to 3.5 and 3.7 percent, respectively by IMF. Chinese slowness; Indian reforms; Europe's delayed responses; Japan; Greece 

·         The advantages of a decline in oil prices offset by global situation mainly stagnation in Europe and Japan

·         Market volatility with adjustments in credit and currency markets

• ·         Output Gaps in advanced economies; receding inflation targets
• ·         Fiscal policy aiding growth, ; monetary -fiscal coordination.
• ·         Enhancing infrastructure investment in emerging countries. 
• ·         Oil exporter problems: deceleration of prices and spending.
• ·         Structural reforms to raise potential output.
• ·         Labor market reforms in advanced economies undergoing demographic changes

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