The global economy and banking reform were top of the agenda at a meeting of G7 finance ministers in Canada at the weekend.
Their message:
while, the global economy is on track to recovery, but that may not satisfy international markets.
Last week was a week of serious financial turbulence in Europe.
Growing concerns of levels of national public debt in Greece, Spain,
Portugal and Italy led the euro to hit a 9-month low against the dollar on Friday.
As investors question the ability of these euros on countries to bring their spiraling budget deficits under control.
Some believe the government default may still be in the cart,potentially trigger a wider global crisis.
Greece was the first course for concern, but there r worries too over Portugal and Spain.
Sarah,report from Madrid.