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‘When will the economy recover?’ ITC panel discussion

Posted on October 16, 2009 at 12:20 in International Traders Conference by admin

The ITC’s final panel discussion is going on right now with the topic of the international crisis and financial markets. Eight currency traders experts are sharing with us their thoughts about the actual economic situation and their forecasts for USD, Oil, Gold, Stocks and Bonds in the next months.

Ashraf Laidi has affirmed that worst of financial crisis is behind us, at this moment, but it is too early to say that it has finished. According to Laidi: “First half of 2010 will be the key moment”. Rob Booker said that world economy is still weak but Kim Kramer Larsson believed that the recovery will start in 2010.

Right now, their are discussing the Dean Baker’s proposal about financial taxes. Rob Booker and Markus Heitkoetter are complaining about the taxes increase trend in crisis times; on the other hand, Valeria Bednarik just explained some benefits about tax increases.

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One Response to “‘When will the economy recover?’ ITC panel discussion”

on 19 Oct 2009 at 7:20 am1kilimanjaro

So, what are some of the benefits of the tax increases, per the opinion of Bednarik?

Thank you.

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