Financial crisis 'far from over'

The article reports that Sir Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, warned the global financial crisis is "far from over."

Sir Mervyn King is the Governor of the Bank of England. The article highlights his warning about the ongoing global financial crisis, which draws attention because his role involves monitoring economic stability.

According to the article, 'twists and turns' refers to the ups and downs or unexpected developments countries can expect before the world economy fully recovers.

No. The article states that countries can expect several 'twists and turns' before the world economy fully recovers, and it does not provide a timeline for recovery.

No. The Bank of England governor is quoted in the article warning that the global financial crisis is 'far from over.'

The article conveys a message of ongoing uncertainty: investors should be aware the crisis is described as continuing and that the global recovery may include several setbacks.

No. The article reports Sir Mervyn King's warning but does not offer specific investment recommendations or strategies.

The article summarizes Sir Mervyn King's warning that the crisis is 'far from over' and mentions 'twists and turns' ahead; for more detail you would need to consult the full speech or statement from the Bank of England referenced in the article.