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Biggest worry to global economy is problems in euro zone

last updated on January 30, 2012 at 10:19 pm moneycontrol

CNBC-TV18 caught up with Gerard Lyons, chief economist and group head of research at Standard Chartered at Davos 2012 to talk about his expectations of the global economy.

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