The International Monetary Fund's latest downgrade to its global growth forecasts confirms the anecdotal evidence from the US, China and Europe that recovery in the developed world is likely to be a long, drawn-out affair with periodic setbacks.
The International Monetary Fund's latest downgrade to its global growth forecasts confirms the anecdotal evidence from the US, China and Europe that recovery in the developed world is likely to be a long, drawn-out affair with periodic setbacks.