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2:25

Macroscope - Welcome to Reuters' live blogging of the September 4-5 G20 meeting in London

2:30

Macroscope - Just a reminder: G20 comprises the United States, Japan, Italy, France, Germany, Canada, Britain, Russia, China, Turkey, South Africa, Argentina, Australia, India, Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, South Korea, Saudi Arabia and the European Union

2:30

Macroscope - Ok, I'll admit it, I had to look some of them up.

2:41

Macroscope - A story to get you started. Anna Willard (Paris) and Glenn Somerville (Washington) look at whether ministers will consider they have done enough to save the world economy http://r.reuters.com/dyw64d.

3:11

reutersHuwJ - Looks like no need for bankers to worry about bonuses as UK deflects French call for caps by agreeing to explore the idea, code for delay

3:14

Macroscope - Huw Jones is our European Regulation Correspondent

3:52

reutersCarolynC - Looks like G20 finance ministers may be discussing a bigger role at the IMF for emerging economies at their meeting this weekend.

3:55

reutersCarolynC - Read more on this IMF issue at http://link.reuters.com/kuz64d

3:56

Macroscope - Carolyn Cohn is an emerging markets specialist in our Investment Strategy team.

5:28

Macroscope - Huw Jones on what G20 will do about bankers' bonuses

7:29

Macroscope - How is the G20 doing with the pledges it made at the London summit in April? Here is our checklist: http://tinyurl.com/lb6x5g

7:54

reutersSumeetD - Just went on CNBC Squawk Box to talk about the G20. Unsurprisingly, their viewers were all worried about bonuses.

8:00

Macroscope - Our latest overview of what is happening at the G20. Pledges abound to keep stimuli going until economic recovery is fully assured. http://r.reuters.com/seb84d

8:02

Macroscope - Sumeet Desai (below) is our senior economics correspondent for the UK.

10:01

Macroscope - Brown Brothers Harriman has written an interesting report on the G20's rise to prominence. It believes that the grouping is in the best interests of the G7 because a) it stops emerging markets from creating a rival bloc and b) it waters down Russia's role in the G8. You can see it on their web site here: http://tinyurl.com/mswgaf

10:45

reutersSujataR - Our Stockholm bureau says EU presidency wants EU summit before Pittsburgh G20.

10:46

Macroscope - Sujata Rao is our BRICs specialist on the Investment Strategy team

11:43

reutersSumeetD - In the press centre now. Times are clearly tight. Not even the cheap biscuits they had for the G7 meetings in 2005.

12:48

Macroscope - If the G20 does end up pledging to keep easy monetary policy going, investors are likely to welcome it. They will be particularly happy as it would coincide with a slowing down of the global stock rally that began in March. Investment correspondent Natsuko Waki (London) has taken a look at this in our regular article about what to expect in the week ahead http://r.reuters.com/zuk84d

1:06

Macroscope - Investment Strategy Editor Mike Dolan on G20 macro themes:

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