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Fragile cooperation, optimist economy (Part 2 and end)

30/12/15

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Economic stability in developing countries, slow growth in emerging countries
World economic picture in 2016 will continue to have many similarities with the context of 2015. Most forecast agencies, including the World Bank (WB), the Organization for Cooperation and Development (OECD) and Bloomberg, have a quite optimistic look about the world economy in 2016. Surveys of Bloomberg economists said that the world economy next year is expected to be stronger than 2015 and approaching the long-term growth objectives.
According to experts, in 2016, China's economy will continue to decelerate; US continues growth; Growth of India will surpass China 7.5%; export in developing countries depends  on China, such as Brazil, Chile, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, South Africa, Thailand and Vietnam also have many changes while trying to reduce its reliance on China. The OECD said that in 2016 there will be a divergence of economic growth in the world with two trends: Consolidating the recovery in the developed countries, the deceleration in the emerging world.
A poll by Rauteur in the last December 2015 with hundreds of analysts around the world show that global growth in 2016 is forecast at 3.4%, or a maximum of 4% . The Business Insider cited IMF forecast that the eurozone will grow slightly by 1.6% compared with 2015. US growth by 2.8%, while the IMF cut its forecast about economic growth of Japan, Brazil, Russia, Nova Scotia due to falling oil prices, the sanctions and oil prices. Besides the forecasts of the world economic growth, the IMF gave a forecast of an increase in global inflation, from 0.3% in 2015 to 1.2% in 2016.
Regarding currency, according to experts, FED decided to raise the interest rate to be maintained long, from 0% -0.25% to 0.25% -0, 5%, showed optimism about the economic situation of the largest economy in the world. 120 economists joined the poll by Reuteur on December, 18, 2015 predicted that the Fed will continue to raise interest rates in next March. Most analysts do not "bet" on the ability to USD fell, but for that contract Euro (EUR) will be depreciated against the dollar. Many people believe that the Chinese authorities will probably continue to devalue yuan to boost the economy. Meanwhile, the Wall Street stock index is trading at a near equivalent in 2015.

Low oil price is a key factor to help the economy more optimistic. However, oil price is not easy to predict because it depends on many factors including the policies of OPEC to the conflict in the Middle East. The forecast for oil prices is given very different. The forecast given that oil prices will drop to below $ 40 / barrel in 2016. However, expert Emad Mostaque of Eclectic Strategy in London said, a barrel of oil will cost even $ 100 to $ 130 in 2017.
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John Smith 31/12/15 07:44

The world will face economic challenges on multiple fronts in 2016.

Gentle Moon 31/12/15 07:45

As the U.S. Federal Reserve begins its monetary tightening, Europe is struggling to manage migrant and debt crises, China's financial stability is in doubt, and emerging economies are increasingly fragile.

LawrenceSamuels 31/12/15 07:45

The global economy "could be doing much worse,

Red Star 31/12/15 07:46

Low oil prices and weak currencies are keeping the European and Japanese economies afloat, but Rogoff warns of "a slowing Chinese economy, collapsing commodity prices, and the beginning of the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate-hiking cycle."

yobro yobro 31/12/15 07:47

Emerging economies like Brazil, South Africa, Thailand, and Turkey, rather than China, will be the real sources of concern in 2016

For A Peace World 31/12/15 07:48

With their high levels of short-term debt, these countries are vulnerable to currency crisis, "potentially leading to economic collapse."

Socialist Society 31/12/15 07:49

the most dangerous economic risk for the continent in 2016 is "a growing populist challenge from both the Left and Right," which could create economic policy uncertainty and constrain policymakers.

Me Too! 31/12/15 07:50

It will be another rough year for emerging markets in 2016.

Vietnam Love 31/12/15 07:50

Financial crises erupt when a country has two problems at once: financial weakness and political weakness.

Voice of people 31/12/15 07:51

To avoid that outcome, a strong government could cut public spending to restore confidence and allow the central bank to raise interest rates in order to attract capital back to the economy.

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