IMF Forecasts Decline in Gross Domestic Product
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is forecasting another decline in gross domestic product (GDP) of between 4 to 5 percent, but says the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Gideon Gono&#39;s inflation forecast is achievable if the central bank
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U.S. economic growth is expected to slow in 2005 due to rising interest rates and high crude oil prices, according to a forecast of participants at a Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago conference released on Monday.
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TechWeb - The U.S. share of the global gross domestic product has declined steadily since 1999 to 19% today from 22%, according to Morgan Stanley research.
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The International Monetary Fund warns that rising interest rates in some of the world's biggest economies may slow global house price growth.
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The US economy appears to be emerging from a period of sluggish growth but is &quot;uncomfortably close&quot; to the &quot;stall speed&quot; associated with past recessions, the International Monetary Fund said Friday.
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WASHINGTON : The world economy, powered in part by China, will grow this year at its briskest pace in almost three decades - five percent - before losing steam in 2005 in the face of higher oil prices, the IMF said on Wednesday.
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A barometer of future US economic activity fell for a fifth month in October, the longest decline since 1995, signaling that the world&#39;s largest economy may slow in coming months.
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Under the new forecast, gross domestic product will grow by 3.1 percent, as measured from the fourth quarter of last year to the fourth quarter of this year, down from a June projection of 3.6 percent
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World economic growth will slow significantly in 2008 but the U.S., whose housing downturn is rattling global financial markets, will avoid recession, the International Monetary Fund forecast Tuesday.
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Prospects for the global economy next year are growing dimmer as high oil prices hurt consumption and the unchecked rise in the United States trade deficit depresses the dollar
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The International Monetary Fund has cut its forecast for global growth next year slightly amid expectations that the U.S. and Chinese economies will not expand as strongly as previously thought.
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China&#39;s real gross domestic product (GDP) is projected to average around 9 percent in 2004 andto slow to about 7.5 percent in 2005, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Wednesday.
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The decline of the US dollar is a signal that policy makers need to do more to ensure the currency&#39;s depreciation won&#39;t hurt global growth, International Monetary Fund chief economist Raghuram Rajan said.
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WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- The global economic outlook that looked strong in April is starting to fray around the edges, according to an International Monetary Fund report released on Wednesday.
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U.S. economic growth is expected to  slow in 2005 due to rising interest rates and high crude oil  prices, according to a forecast of participants at a Federal  Reserve Bank of Chicago conference released on Monday.
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The International Monetary Fund says emerging economies will not be immune from a slowdown among wealthier nations.
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BERLIN  - A German research institute lowered its economic growth outlook for Germany for 2005 on Tuesday, saying exports are expected to slow and domestic demand will not rise enough to make up the difference.