The IMF promised to collapse the economies of developed countries.

KommentariiVsemirny pessimizm09.03.2009Mirovoy largest economy predicted recession since the Second World voynyMirovaya economy in 2009 will decline by 0,5-1 per cent and heavier will have all developed countries, which can be recorded, this collapse GDP. This is the conclusion reached by the International Monetary Fund, released its next forecast in anticipation of the summit of "Big twenty" (G20).
According to the IMF, the U.S. economy in 2009 will decline by 2.6 per cent, while the euro - on 3,2 percent. Even more affected Japan, where GDP decreased by 5.8 per cent. At the same time in 2010 in the U.S. would fund projected, growth in 0.2 per cent, while in the euro area - at 0.1 percent. Japan will continue to decline, which amounted to 0.2 per cent.
In developing countries, according to the IMF, will be recorded economic growth at an average rate of 1,5-2,5 per cent. It is through this world GDP to avoid a significant collapse.
The IMF Report notes that while experts Fund data is not prepared for all regions and countries of the world. The final forecast will be ready by April 22.
The IMF acknowledged that the global economy is in recession, in January 2009. It was expected that the pace of the fall in GDP for the year will be worse over the past 60 years. With this agreement, and the World Bank, which, however, has not yet made specific predictions, noting only that the recession in the global economy still is.
IMF projections are needed to fund specialists to understand what regions are most in need of financial support. Most affected countries in the IMF has already begun to provide loans. In particular, funds from international organizations have been Iceland, Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, Hungary and several other states.