High oil prices pose risk to the economy, says Trichet

The sharp rise in oil prices poses a risk to the global economy unless producing countries live up to their responsibilities, European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet warned.

The sharp rise in oil prices poses a risk to the global economy unless producing countries live up to their responsibilities, European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet warned.

In an interview with the Financial Times ahead of this weekend's G7 meeting, Trichet described rising energy prices as a "highly unwelcome phenomenon" for growth and inflation control.

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