More commitment needed despite G7's euro-buying generosity
The Group of Seven nations may have been more extravagant than believed when they intervened in the euro's defence last week, but their commitment to the euro's cause will be judged on their willingness to spend more money.

Thai central bank keeps watch on forex deals
Bank of Thailand is getting more vigilant in guarding against an offshore assault on the baht, with some Singapore players saying they are being affected by the tighter monitoring of existing rules.

Denmark rejects euro; PM concedes defeat
Denmark decided by a vote of 53.1 % to 46.9% against joining the euro zone, the interior ministry announced in a final official result based on a count of 99.9% of the vote.


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