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European markets at close: 03.10.11 It was another tantalising week for markets, as investors desperately await some decision — any decision — on Greece. In the end it was business as usual: more promises, more deadlines and more meetings for the future.
The financial markets were also looking at the European Central Bank for any guidance, but the ECB basically announced nothing. We talk about this with Grant Lewis, Head of Economic Research at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe in London.
Also on the programme: the effect the big freeze is having on food prices and how the euro debt crisis is becoming a serious problem for the Chinese economy.
To see the programme, click on the link above.
More about: ECB, Economic crisis, European markets, GreeceCopyright © 2012 euronews
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