Undervalued Chinese Currency Will Self Correct, Says Geithner

In a speech regarding U.S.-China economic relations, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned of China’s unsustainable undervalued currency during remarks at Johns Hopkins University on Wednesday. His talk comes a week before a meeting between President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao.  (0:15)

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China Must Shift from Exports to Domestic Consumption, Says Geithner

In a speech regarding U.S.-China economic relations, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned of China’s unsustainable undervalued currency during remarks at Johns Hopkins University on Wednesday. His talk comes a week before a meeting between President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao.  (0:14)

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Washington Needs To Focus On U.S. Priorities Before China's, Says Geithner

In a speech regarding U.S.-China economic relations, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned of China’s unsustainable undervalued currency during remarks at Johns Hopkins University on Wednesday. His talk comes a week before a meeting between President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao.  (0:12)

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Economic Security Tied to National Security, Says Geithner

In a speech regarding U.S.-China economic relations, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned of China’s unsustainable undervalued currency during remarks at Johns Hopkins University on Wednesday. His talk comes a week before a meeting between President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao.  (0:16)

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Undervalued Currency Threatens China's Growth, Warns Geithner

In a speech regarding U.S.-China economic relations, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned of China’s unsustainable undervalued currency during remarks at Johns Hopkins University on Wednesday. His talk comes a week before a meeting between President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao. (0:14)

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Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT.) criticizes Wall Street executives

In a Senate Budget Committee hearing Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT.) criticizes Wall Street executives for creating the economic crisis the U.S. is in. He states that the American people have lost their jobs while the CEO's of the largest institutions who caused this crisis still have theirs. Sanders questions Timothy F. Geithner whether or not these people in the financial institutions be let go and new leadership be brought in. (02:49)
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The American People will see where money is going

Timothy F. Geithner, Treasury Secretary, attended a Senate Banking Committee hearing today and spoke about a Financial Stability Plan that he is proposing to establish. A website will be available for the public to see all of the information reported to Treasury by recipients of capital assistance. (00:39)
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Geithner says government needs to act fast

by Christina Lovato, University of New Mexico-Talk Radio News Service

In a Senate Banking Committe hearing, Timothy F. Geithner, Treasury Secretary, addressed a Financial Stability Plan that he is proposing to establish. He stated that the government has to step in for a temporary amount of time so that way institutions can get back on their feet and that this plan will work if we move fast. (0:50)
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