スイスのダボスでの世界経済会議では、世界経済に対する信頼は38/100から43/100にちょっと上がったが、まだまだ努力不足
La confianza del Foro de Davos mejora pero queda aún lejos del aprobado
El Indice de Confianza Económica subió de 0,38 a 0,43 en una escala de 0 a 1
Alicia González Davos (Suiza) 21 ENE 2013 - 22:28 CET
The Davos forum confidence improves but is still far from the approved
Economic confidence index rose from 0.38 to 0.43 on a scale of 0-1
Alicia Gonzalez Davos (Switzerland) 21 Jan 2013 - 22:28 CET
Davos is clear that he wants to transfer a message of optimism to the world on this issue, although the data are stubborn. Yesterday, the World Economic Forum (WEF, for its acronym in English) presented its Global Confidence Index which sees a slight improvement in the mood of the 390 executives but still outweigh the experts in the few threats that signals improvement. Economic confidence index rose from 0.38 to 0.43 on a scale of 0-1, thanks to "some positive signs in the Eurozone and the feeling that the worst fears of the U.S. fiscal precipice have calmed down."
But despite this note suggests that the trust still needs to improve to achieve approved. "The first result of the 2013 Confidence Index gives us room for some optimism but the figure still remains in negative territory. We need dynamic leadership to lead the economy forward and overcome existing challenges, "admitted Martina Gmur, director of the Global Agenda Councils of the WEF. However, the economy is so unique as s and greater confidence that cooperation and, above all, global governance are stagnant and no signs of improvement since last summer. Over 47% of respondents expect to be some kind of economic disruption and almost 50% also geopolitical.
Covered by deep snow and with temperatures forecast to drop, the small alpine village prepares to welcome more than 2,500 participants who have signed up to the event. Minister Luis de Guindos, has carved out a niche in the official program and will participate Friday in a debate over which predominates in the Eurozone, and will do with his Italian counterpart, Vittorio Grilli, and German foreign owner, Guido Westerwelle , among others. Others who will miss the match Nor will Ignacio Sánchez Galán, chairman of Iberdrola that has spent a decade attending these meetings and Javier Solana, as president of the Center for Global Economy and Geopolitics, Peters.
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