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Joseph Trevisani

Chief Market Strategist at WorldWideMarkets

Thu, Feb 21 2013 16:00 GMT

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Type: Webinar
Duration: 0 h, 45 min
Moderator: Vicky Ferrer

Summary:

Three of the world's four largest economic units are in or near recession but oil retains its price strength. Europe, the United States and Japan are flirting with negative GDP. Only Chinese growth is positive, though the weakest for a decade. Is oil acting as an early indicator of returning economic health or just another index buoyed by endless central bank liquidity?

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Joseph Trevisani was speaker at the 1st ITC 2007 - Barcelona. Watch our event's coverage. Read the exclusive interview with Joseph: "The crisis has brought the ECB back to earth and the euro as well".

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