Obama Speech Ignore handshake Berlusconi

Perhaps this is not the beginning of a good host for KTT G-8, Italy, in one of the guests from the U.S.. This occurred when the U.S. President Barack Obama does not welcome the bid handshake from the Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi and thus continue to step as if it does not pay attention to speech.

Events that took place when Obama arrived in a photo taking session with the leaders of the G-8 on the first day of KTT G-8 in the L'Aquila, Italy, Wednesday (8 / 7). Berlusconi tried to greet Obama in the event, but Obama went seemingly concerned stretch handshake from the Prime Minister of Italy.

However, the two leaders did not let the awkwardness of the day they occur with damage to embrace each other when the image is enshrined in the photo with the leaders of other G-8. The G-8 leaders had arrived at an agreement that is too early to immediately issue a multi-billion worth of funds for Pounds Sterling stimulate economic conditions in their countries.

The G-8 leaders realize there is a danger signal that can trigger the condition to the recession worse. Signal was seen from the rising oil price considerations, resistance began to contribute to bank credit, hikes unemployment, and the emergence of new trade restrictions.

In a joint statement, the G-8 leaders emphasized the "economic situation is not yet stabilized and the risk is still significantly threaten economic and financial stability. We will take the necessary steps, both individually and collectively, to restore the global economy to a sustainable growth path , stable, and robust."

The G-8 leaders to consider the idea to determine the minimum and maximum price of oil in the range of 70 to 80 U.S. dollars per barrel in order to avoid the potential fluctuation of the economy. Oil prices, which had come down from about 147 U.S. dollars in July on year to 32 U.S. dollars per barrel in the year 2008, closed at 73 U.S. dollars per barrel last week