The global economy rules igry15-06-2009 "Big Eight": the contradictory results of the struggle with the crisis over the weekend, the regular meeting of the Big Eight. It examined the results of measures taken to combat the crisis. On the one hand, the economy has been "some signs of stabilization." However, a significant infusion of funds into the financial sector - as long as "no horse feed, experts warn. June 12-13, in Italy, a meeting of finance ministers of the Group of Eight (U.S., Japan, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Canada and Russia). G8 countries had seen "signs of stability in their economies", RIA Novosti news agency referring to the final communique. Specifically, signs of stabilization ministers "Big Eight" considered in the reconstruction of the stock markets, improve confidence of entrepreneurs and consumers. However, "eight" recognizes that the global economy still remains weak. Notes the fact that unemployment may continue to grow after the GDP starts to recover. Recall that the president of the World Bank (WB), Robert Zoellick, the eve of the Group of Eight, said that in 2009 the world GDP will shrink by 3%. Earlier, the World Bank expected that the economy will fall to 1.75%. In April the IMF projected decline in global GDP by 1.3%. "While it is expected that growth will begin to recover during 2010, the pace of recovery is uncertain" - said Zoellick.
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