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Europeans are not buying new cars – vehicle registrations continue to fall. Carmakers are having to cut their costs, close plants and make lay offs. What’s is the future for Europe’s car market ? We explore that issue with David Battersby, investment manager with Redmayne-Bentley.
Also in the programme: Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s closely watched testimony to members of the US Congress as he updated them on the state of the world’s largest economy and the IMF’s call on European leaders to do more.
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