US credit rating downgrade prompts warning from China
Still, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, on a day of wild swings, only ended 60 points higher. Tensions were also relieved to Italy 's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, promised austerity measures to accelerate by one year, and convened a meeting of G7 finance ministers as soon as possible.
His comments came rumors that the European Central Bank maintained its tough stance back and start buying Spanish and Italian government bonds in exchange for faster reforms.
Merchants have been the lack of urgency by the ECB in support of Italy and Spain defeated shown. On Thursday 's market chaos, they have issued bonds only by Ireland and Portugal.
Fears of an escalation in the crisis, rather than Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, a telephone conference with David Cameron and the chancellor, George Osborne - both on holiday - the impact of the financial crash in Britain \ discuss' s banks and the struggling British economy. The Bank is expected cut its growth forecast for the United Kingdom when they released their latest quarterly inflation report on Wednesday.
"They talked about the financial situation and the chancellor asked the governor for his decision," a Treasury source. "They agreed to monitor the situation."
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