Tuesday, October 9, 2012

worldwide center October 9, 2012 - Germany, Europe, IMF, Worldbank

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has given the euro crisis lowered its growth forecast for Germany clearly: instead of 1.4, the IMF estimates for 2013, with only 0.9 percent growth in the economy. Were mainly to blame the debt crisis of the euro area countries and the political uncertainties in the EU. IMF cuts growth forecast for Germany


Also on day one, after the launch of the new ESM permanent rescue mechanism, the European policy is still in crisis intervention mode. To the credit of the debtor countries, it is still not the best. Funds for Portugal, Greece ultimatum 


General Assembly of the World Bank opened on the 9th of the International Monetary Fund from the finance ministers and central bank governors of the country and the world gather or 188 (= IMF). Held in Japan 48 years. Tokyo – Meeting of the World Bank & IMF


The number of indebted households in the city of São Paulo fell from 1,919,000 in August to 1,846,000 in September, but still exceeds the total found in the same month last year (1.523 million). It indicates that the search of Indebtedness and Consumer Delinquency (PEIC), the Federation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism of the State of São Paulo (SP-Fecomercio). Brazilian million households are indebted | dyskalkulieich bin arzt


The International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut its growth forecast for Brazil and throughout Latin America on Monday amid deteriorating global growth and risk of contagion if the euro zone crisis deepens and growth in China slows more than expected. The IMF said it expects that Brazil will grow 1.5% this year from July forecast of 2.5% growth. IMF reduces growth forecast for brazil


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