澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2014-11-14(在线收听) |
Let's go to finance. Treasurer Joe Horkey says this weekend's G20 summit in Brisbane won't just be talk first. Mr. Horkey told us earlier he's determined to get a water tight commitment for his economic agenda. We have lied down a plan, a plan for growth and jobs. Just as we do it dramatically, we are doing it internationally. And that plan involves submissions from all 20 nations. and there's 1000 policies that have been submitted. They will in total help to global growth around 2% over the next 5 years, that means tens millions of new jobs. If you go to announce it, you would have a skin in the game. But importantly, we would get a monitoring mechanism going forward that insures that those countries stick to these plans over the next few years. Let's go to the market now. And Wall Street rose modestly after a choppy day's trade. The Dow gained a quarter of a percent and the Nasdaq and S&P500 tipped up slightly. In London the FTSE gained 24 points. Looking at commodity prices, West Taxis Crude is trading at US$74 a barrel. TAbis crude is trading at US$80 a barrel. And gold is trading at US$1161 an ounce. Australian dollars buying 87 US cents 70Euro cents and 55 pence sterling. |
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