Topic: Stephen Green

There is no way a serious downturn in the U.S. is going to leave China immune

Walker's World: The recession spreads Aug 06, 2008

Getting rid of the blasphemy laws would be another nail in the coffin of the culture of respect in this country, a further coarsening of society

'Jerry' sparks debate over blasphemy law Nov 20, 2007

Most people watching it will just spot another bit of BBC bias and inaccuracy -- nevertheless it shows a worrying mind-set in the people that are producing the program to even think that there are Christians contemplating violence against any Muslims whatsoever -- it is just not what we do

BBC's 'Spooks' sparks Christian backlash Nov 01, 2006

The Co-op bank, for all its fine words, is discriminating against us on the grounds of conscience and religion

UK bank bars Christian group over gay view Jun 24, 2005

These reserves are the result of foreign exchange export receipts effectively being converted into domestic currency by the central bank. It is no coincidence that reserve growth was fastest in China and Malaysia whose currencies are both pegged to the dollar. As economic fundamentals and market speculation brought upward pressure on the currencies and the pegs were maintained, accumulation of FX reserves was the inevitable result. There are few better indicators of currencies which should appreciate, but which are not being allowed to

Asian central banks fret over weak dollar Mar 10, 2005