The summit IMF: recession in the euro area threatening to Polish – Polish Radio

The summit IMF: recession in the euro area threatening to Polish – Polish Radio

  Before disregard for danger in Washington warned the head of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde. , photo: PAP / EPA / Stephen Jaffe
 

In a report published a few days before the summit, the International Monetary Fund lowered growth forecasts for both emerging markets and developed countries. The exception is the United States that have developed faster than expected. However, even in America, the growth rate is not staggering, because this year is expected to reach 2.2 percent.

It is for these reasons at the top of the Fund can hear the call to the governments of countries with stable financial situation no longer so clench lane and take action to stimulate the economy – for example by increasing public spending on infrastructure.
This appeal relates, inter alia, Germany, which are reluctant widening budget deficit. Experts also observe the Fund against the dangers arising from the long-term maintenance of low interest rates. This phenomenon makes many investors invests capital in riskier areas, which can trigger another financial crisis.

Polish economy will suffer heavily if you meet the worst-case scenario for a recession in the euro zone. Prior to disregard the threat warned the head of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde.

Polish suffer a recession in the euro zone
bank BZ WBK economist Piotr Bielski acknowledges that the information coming out of many economies European disappointing. Probably one of the reasons is the conflict of Western countries with Russia and mutual economic sanctions that negatively affected the mood of the world.
expert stresses that if the euro zone economy will shrink, I’m sure it will feel Poland, which is particularly strongly linked to the German market.
The summit IMF in Washington want the governments of countries with stable financial situation no longer so much to tighten their belts and take action to stimulate the economy – for example by increasing public spending on infrastructure.
This appeal relates, inter alia, Germany, which are reluctant widening budget deficit.

The recession in the euro area dangerous for Polish

Chief Economist of PKO BP Piotr Bujak stresses that Poland’s economy is closely linked with the countries of the eurozone, which gets more than half of our exports. The expert adds that the banks do not want to grant more loans, and consumers and businesses do not wish to incur. Therefore, it is necessary to look for new ways to boost the European economy, including through greater spending on investment.

The summit IMF in Washington want the governments of countries with stable financial situation no longer so much to tighten their belts and take measures to stimulate the economy – for example by increasing public spending on infrastructure. This appeal relates, inter alia, Germany, which are reluctant widening budget deficit.

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