Tuesday, December 14, 2010
IMF warns slowdown in the second half of the global economic recovery.
<P> International Monetary Fund (IMF) 10 warned, due to the continuing effects of sovereign debt problems and financial markets remain weak, facing the global economic recovery is increasing downside risks. .</ P> <P> for the Group of Twenty (G20) members of the Finance ministers and central bank vice governor, deputy in Gwangju, Korea talks to prepare the report, IMF believes that the first half of this year, better than expected global economic recovery, but .species recovery in the first half of this year and next year is expected to temporarily slow down. .For developed economies, although the investment began to show signs of improvement, employment and private consumption remained weak. .</ P> <P> IMF believes that the recent euro-zone countries have generally adopted a fiscal austerity policy to some extent alleviated the problem of sovereign debt market fears. .But the re-emergence of sovereign debt markets such as fluctuations in market confidence will again adversely affect the market confidence will lead to increased funding costs, bank credit crunch, lack of liquidity, which will in turn impact on the real economy. .</ P>.
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