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IMF lowers its forecast for economic growth in the world
Tuesday, January 20, 2015 10:24
BAGHDAD / follow Baghdadi News / ... reduce the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday its forecast for global economic growth for 2015, and in spite of declines in oil prices and faster growth in the United States of America.
The IMF said in a report released today I followed / Baghdadi News /, that "the governments and central banks that must pursue policies to facilitate monetary and structural reforms to support growth."
Fund predicted that "the global economy grows by 3.5% in 2015, down 0.3% from the October 2014 forecast, and reduced by the same percentage during 2016 to 3.7% compared to the previous forecast."
Fund advised the advanced economies to maintain accommodative monetary policies in order to avoid increases in real interest rates because of falling oil prices increases the risk of deflation of prices.
Fund it "and said if it is not possible to make further cuts in interest rates, it must adopt a facilitative policy by other means."
The IMF report showed rising expectations of the largest economies in the world for the growth of the United States by 0.5% to reach, according to projections in January to 3.6% in 2.15%, and an increase of 0.3% in 2016, rising expectations to achieve 3.3% growth rates.
Said Christine Lagarde, head of the IMF that "the fall in oil prices and strong growth in the United States is unlikely to fund Adjala more optimistic."
"The euro area and Japan may have witnessed a long period of weak growth with low inflation seriously."
She pointed to Arjard and the UNFPA report that "the flow of money belonging to the United States with the tightening of monetary policy may contribute to disturbances in financial markets in emerging economies."
In the euro zone, the Fund has predicted more than doubled, while Spain came out negative expectations, after fund raising expectations for the growth of the Spanish economy by 0.3% to reach by 2015 to 2% compared to 1.7% in the previous forecast in October.
The IMF predicted that "the euro zone economy falling from the previous forecast of 0.2%, the region expected to achieve growth rates of between 1.2% and 1.4% during 2015 and 2016. Ended 21 / l
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015 10:24
BAGHDAD / follow Baghdadi News / ... reduce the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday its forecast for global economic growth for 2015, and in spite of declines in oil prices and faster growth in the United States of America.
The IMF said in a report released today I followed / Baghdadi News /, that "the governments and central banks that must pursue policies to facilitate monetary and structural reforms to support growth."
Fund predicted that "the global economy grows by 3.5% in 2015, down 0.3% from the October 2014 forecast, and reduced by the same percentage during 2016 to 3.7% compared to the previous forecast."
Fund advised the advanced economies to maintain accommodative monetary policies in order to avoid increases in real interest rates because of falling oil prices increases the risk of deflation of prices.
Fund it "and said if it is not possible to make further cuts in interest rates, it must adopt a facilitative policy by other means."
The IMF report showed rising expectations of the largest economies in the world for the growth of the United States by 0.5% to reach, according to projections in January to 3.6% in 2.15%, and an increase of 0.3% in 2016, rising expectations to achieve 3.3% growth rates.
Said Christine Lagarde, head of the IMF that "the fall in oil prices and strong growth in the United States is unlikely to fund Adjala more optimistic."
"The euro area and Japan may have witnessed a long period of weak growth with low inflation seriously."
She pointed to Arjard and the UNFPA report that "the flow of money belonging to the United States with the tightening of monetary policy may contribute to disturbances in financial markets in emerging economies."
In the euro zone, the Fund has predicted more than doubled, while Spain came out negative expectations, after fund raising expectations for the growth of the Spanish economy by 0.3% to reach by 2015 to 2% compared to 1.7% in the previous forecast in October.
The IMF predicted that "the euro zone economy falling from the previous forecast of 0.2%, the region expected to achieve growth rates of between 1.2% and 1.4% during 2015 and 2016. Ended 21 / l
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