The crisis in the mirror of the Western media: the recession recedes, but too early to relax

The global economy rules igry08-06-2009 crisis in the mirror of the Western media: the recession recedes, but too early to relax the Western media are increasingly writing about the weakening of the recession. Almost all of the statistics coming out lately talking about the economic recovery of the largest countries in the world. But we should not delude ourselves ahead of time - some only a recession comes, and the United States lays the groundwork for a new global financial crisis. So finally the good news in Western media builds a bullish trend. The world economy is showing signs of recovery from the most severe recession since the Great Depression, after central banks and governments closer to zero interest rates and pumped into its economy more than $ 13 trillion. New data from India and Japan have added to the positive overall picture. How soobshal Bloomberg, industrial production in Japan in April rose to its highest level in 56 years, and the Indian economy, the third largest in Asia, grew by 5.8%, surpassing analysts' forecasts of 5%. It's - new signs of weakness recession, says news. In common fund of good news last week dropped prices in the UK, which unexpectedly rose in May, the German retail trade reached its highest rate in four months, rising in the U.S. consumer confidence.