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World Bank predicts global gloom
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Emerging economies will grow more slowly in 2009
The World Bank has forecast a significant decline in global economic growth in 2009 for both developed and emerging countries.
In a report assessing economic prospects, the Bank has predicted that the world's annual economic growth will slow to 0.9%, from 2.5% this year.
The rate of growth for emerging economies is expected to be around 4.5%, down from 7.9% in 2007.
The Bank said a deep global recession could not be ruled out.
And its forecast suggests that, on a per capita basis, world growth would be negative in 2009.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
We would kill for 4.4 % growth.....
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