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U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has criticized the Republicans for focusing too much on cutting spending and taxes. Geithner added that the Republicans were not doing enough to support economic growth.
Geithner said the challenges facing the U.S. economy can “only be addressed by government action,” in a speech in Chicago on Wednesday. “A growth strategy for the American economy requires more than promises to cut taxes and spending,” Geithner said in prepared remarks to the Economic Club of Chicago. “We have to be willing to do things, not just cut things.”
“The challenges facing the American economy today are not primarily about the vibrancy or efficiency of the business community,” Geithner added. “They are about the barriers to economic opportunity and economic security for many Americans….These challenges can only be addressed by government action.”
On Tuesday, credit rating agency Moody’s said it had downgraded the ratings of conglomerate General Electric Co by one notch to Aa2 and the ratings of its finance unit General Electric Capital Corporation (GECC) by a notch to A1.
The rating outlook for both was now stable and the move concludes a review begun on March 19, said Moody’s. “The downgrades result from the implementation of Moody’s revised global rating methodology for finance companies, and reflect in particular the impact of GECC’s higher risk profile on GE,” the agency said in a statement.
Material risks associated with the firm’s funding model were attributed as the reason behind the rating decline by Moody’s, which also said that GECC has been able to improve its liquidity and capital levels since the credit crisis.
On Wednesday, Asian shares nudged up near their highest in more than five months and the single currency euro hovered close to an 8-week high as investors kept hopes alive for an agreement on details of a new Greek bailout package despite further delays.
The euro stood at $1.3250 and was hovering near its highest since mid-December of $1.32708 reached the day before.
“It’s really a reaction in terms of the better turn in the U.S. markets,” said Guy Stear, head of research with Societe Generale in Hong Kong. “There are signs that the ECB may be willing to accept some kind of haircuts on its Greek debt holdings, which would be more a crystallization of the fact that there are gains which have been made by the fact that these bonds were bought well under par,” Stear said.
An online trading platform and two private funds that were offering Facebook shares have been charged by U.S. securities regulators in what is seen as the first major actions following a year-long probe into lightly regulated trading in private company shares.
SharesPost, which matches buyers and sellers of private shares, and Chief Executive Greg Brogger, were charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday for failing to register as a broker-dealer before offering securities. The company will pay $80,000 in penalties while Brogger will pay $20,000.
Frank Mazzola and his firms, Felix Investments, and Facie Libre Management Associates, were also charged by the SEC for engaging in improper self-dealing and earning secret commissions.
