Philip Suttle--longtime J.P. Morgan economist and now Director of Global Macroeconomic Analysis at the Institute for International Finance--shared his big worries about the global economy in 2010 at a Carnegie Endowment panel discussion earlier this month. Suttle said there are many reasons to feel good about the state of things moving forward, but that he sees four potential vulnerabilities: oil, turmoil in the US treasury market, tensions in the Euro Zone, overly aggressive actions "to curtail bank activity."
You can watch the full panel discussion, titled Happy New Year?: The World Economy in 2010 here.
Posted
01-25-2010 7:54 AM
by
Graham Griffith