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Global Crisis News
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The blog GlobalCrisisNews.com aims to bring you the top headlines from around the world related to the global crisis.
- Added on: Dec 29th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Greg
- Listed in: News & Media International Affairs
- Tags: politics depression news current affairs crisis recession
Recent Posts
Unemployment to stay high in the US, Europe until 2011
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has said that unemployment rates are expected to stay high in the US and Europe until 2011, in spite of almost all countries coming out from the global financial crisis. The OECD‘s Ec...
Zimbabwean economy stabilizing
The occupancy of Zimbabwean hotels has almost doubled in the last year which shows that tourists are returning to the south-African nation as its economic and political condition has begun to stabilize. According to the Zimbabwe Council of Tourism p...
APEC says global economy recovering
The leaders of 21 APEC economies, in a recently concluded two-day summit in Singapore, have said that the global economy is now beginning to revive, and the Asia- Pacific region is leading from the front. The forum of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperati...
US policies creating speculation: China
The constant decline in the dollar and the Federal government’s policies of keeping interest rates low has created great speculation in the foreign exchange, property and stock market, and has dramatically affected the prices of assets on a worldw...
European economy out of recession
The euro-area economy came out from recession in the third quarter as consumers’ unwillingness to increase spending was compensated by growth in exports from France and Germany. Gross Domestic Product rose 0.4 percent in the economy of the 16 coun...
China to lead world economic recovery
A recent World Bank report has suggested that amongst the world’s major economies, the Chinese economy will be the first to emerge out of the global slowdown. The World Bank predicted China to grow at almost 8.4 percent and that would be enough to ...
