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| Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit in New York, London and Singapore Begins Monday, June 6, 2011; Continuous Coverage Available on Reuters.com; Follow us on Twitter@Reuters_Summits |
NEW YORK, June 6, 2011 - (ACN Newswire) - Some of the world's most prominent chief investment officers, CEOs, analysts and money managers from leading financial companies and organizations will visit the Reuters bureaus in New York, London and Singapore to discuss the outlook for investments and the financial markets in a series of exclusive interviews. The stories and videos from the closed on-the-record sessions at the Reuters Global Investment Outlook will be posted online at www.reuters.com/summits .
Recent fears of weakening global economic growth have been tied to persisting headwinds: Europe's debt troubles, falling home prices in the United States along with the nation's elevated unemployment rate and rising energy and food prices that could likely sap spending power. But investors' and economists' deep concerns center on a few crucial policy decisions, which in the coming months will help determine the nation's - and the world's -- economic health. Of immediate issue is the end of the Federal Reserve's $600 billion asset-purchase program in June, which has been one of the economy's major support systems. As policymakers gradually rein in stimulus measures, some experts fear the world's economies are still too weak to survive without that boost.
Stocks, bonds, gold and the euro are expected to fall in the three months after the end of the Fed's massive bond buying operation, also known as quantitative easing, or QE2, a Reuters poll of 64 analysts and fund managers found the week of May 16. Investors and traders approach the end of QE2 with a sense of trepidation, worried that with the Fed no longer supporting the market, investments that have been profitable for the last nine months will plummet and rattle confidence in the shaky economic recovery.
Chief investment strategists and other top names will provide their best strategy on how to position and profit for the end of the unconventional monetary easing. They will also discuss what's next for the U.S. and world economies and other topics at the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit 2011. The event which will generate a package of exclusive stories, online videos, blogs and analysis produced during each summit which can be seen at http://www.reuters.com/summit/GlobalInvestmentJun
Some live recordings of this Summit will be available exclusively through Reuters Insider. For more information, visit: http://insider.thomsonreuters.com
Guests speaking at the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit will include:
* Goldman Sachs Chief Strategist David Kostin;
* J.P. Morgan Managing Director and Global Head of Emerging Markets Joyce Chang;
* Nomura Head of G10 FX Strategy Jens Nordvig;
* Richard Bernstein Capital Management LLC Founder and CEO Richard Bernstein;
* Charles Schwab & Co. Senior Vice President Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders;
* Credit Suisse U.S. Equity Strategist Douglas Cliggott;
* Citigroup Chief U.S. Equity Strategist Tobias Levkovich;
* Deutsche Bank Global Emerging Market Equity Strategist John-Paul Smith;
* UBS Head of Thematic Strategy Karen Olney;
* Minyanville Founder and CEO Todd Harrison;
* Barclays Capital Managing Director and Head of Global Finance and Risk Solutions Larry Wieseneck;
* Natixis Head of Commodities Research Nic Brown;
* CCB International Securities Global Head of Financial Strategy Paul Schulte;
* CCB International Securities Associate Director and Economist of Research Division Dr. Banny Lam;
* Standard Bank Africa Equities Strategist Matthew Pearson;
* Societe Generale Head of Global Asset Allocation Strategy Alain Bokobza; and
* MF Global Senior Commodity Analyst Edward Meir.
Reuters Summits bring together top executives from key industries in exclusive sessions with Reuters News global teams of specialist journalists. During the course of Reuters Summits, exclusive news stories and video interviews are posted on Reuters.com, providing valuable insight into specific companies, business sectors, and economies.
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Reuters Summits are roundtable interviews, not conferences, and are closed to other media attending. Media wishing to use interview text, video and audio can use Reuters News material with proper attribution and link to the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit, with 'told Reuters' in second references.
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