World Bank Sees Economy Shrinking 3 Percent This Year

AFPWorld Bank Sees Economy Shrinking 3 Percent This YearNew York TimesBy NELSON D. SCHWARTZ Underscoring the risk that hopes for a quick turnaround may be premature, the World Bank said Thursday that it expected the global economy to shrink nearly 3 percent in 2009, far deeper than the 1.7 percent contraction it ...World Bank sees even worse slumpBBC NewsGlobal economy to shrink by 3 percent in 2009ReutersWorld Bank Says Global Economy to Shrink About 3% in 2009BloombergWall Street Journal -AFP -Monsters and Critics.comall 155 news articles »

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