Global economy is growing more slowly – THE WORLD

When International Monetary Fund (IMF) concern for the world grows Growth. On Tuesday, he took the second time within a few months his forecasts back . The global economic output is to take down by 3.4 this year only by 3.2 percent. Next year, growth will therefore be 3.5 percent instead of 3.6 percent. The reasons for that uncertainty as the weakness of China, the debate about a British withdrawal from the EU, the refugee crisis and the war in Syria. “The global recovery continues, but with an ever diminishing pace and always fragile,” said IMF chief economist Maurice Obstfeld. is the weaker growth, the greater the risk of falling with a possibly following long period of stagnation. For Germany The IMF lowered its increased in January expectations. He expects an increase in economic output of 1.5 percent in 2016 and 1.6 percent in 2017. Thus, the forecasts were reduced by 0.2 and 0.1 points.

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