The International Monetary Fund has trimmed its outlook for the global economy. In its latest quarterly report, the IMF blamed the slowdown in part on what it called "continuing growth disappointments" in developing countries and a deeper than expected recession in Europe. The Washington-based agency said conditions are likely to improve as early as next year. The world's economy is not growing as fast as many had hoped. The IMF revised its global growth forecast in 2013 to just a bit more ...
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