The International Monetary Fund forecast 2010 world economy expected to rebound

The Cameroon Tribune reports on 17 December, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently on the 2010 world economy make optimistic forecast, IMF member countries has introduced the growth-promoting reforms and further increase the investment budget and other indications that the international financial crisis the world economy is expected to come out in 2010, to enter the recovery period trough.

This view is the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Cameroon representative office holders ' cue • g Dybdahl at yesterday's "IMF2009 sub-Saharan economic report briefing to the media. New release of this report forecasts the recovery of the economy in the world, sub-Saharan Africa in 2010, the rate of economic growth is expected to reach 4% in 2011, will be further achieved 5% or more. The report noted that sub-Saharan countries should be the focus of the work of the Government in supporting the economic recovery, to ensure that the recovery has been consolidated. Fiscal policy should focus to ensure growth and debt sustainability, to achieve long-term economic growth and development to create favourable conditions.