Tesco posts £1.6bn profit as global markets recover
Business Digest: Upbeat CEO Terry Leahy hopes to avoid double-dip recession
Tesco raised hopes of avoiding a double-dip recession after posting a first-half pre-tax profit of £1.6bn.
Terry Leahy, chief executive suggested that developed markets like the UK could be stabilised in the wake of Asian growth, avoiding a fall back into recession.
"My starting point is the global economy, which is in a pretty robust recovery," he said.
"If you look at the customer psychology and the pulling power of the developing markets, I think they will pull Europe and the United States into a stable and established recovery."
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