Topic: Mervyn King - CSMonitor.com

Japanese yen plunges to four-year low. G7 unlikely to act.

Japanese yen's plunge vs. the dollar makes its exports cheaper and its companies more competitive. G7 finance ministers will focus on the Japanese yen at talks in the UK this weekend.

New global rule: Banks must keep more cash to weather crises

Senators push Bernanke: Was Fed asleep in the LIBOR rate scandal?

Barclays scandal prompts furious public backlash in Britain

Stefan Karlsson British inflation grows and grows. Is it temporary?

Interest rates: Will the Fed signal a boost?

Interest rates: Bank of England holds steady

Stock market: News-laden week starts lower globally

Taking another look at how we measure inflation

In final UK election debate, candidates dodge No. 1 issue: the deficit

Big banks are too big – and unproductive

Money Daily Brief: G20 is world's new economic order

Opinion The real solution to the financial crisis: recession