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Global economy likely to grow
WASHINGTON. Apr 27 The global economy still recovering from a series of shocks in 1990. In likely to grow at a slower pace in 1991 according to the International Monetary Fund s (IMF) semi annual World Economic Outfook reports, reports UNB
But the elements for faster growth are in place and the primary emphasis of nation* should be on containing Infl* tion. J. Frenkel. Director of the IMF s research depart ment. told reporters April 24 according USIS report.
The IMF staff expects world economic growth to stow from 2 per cent to 1989 to 1 25 per ent this year, the IMF report said The global economy grew at a 3.25 per cent pace in 1988 The 1991 forecast Is 1.5 percentage point* less than the IMF prediction last October.
Talks on European free trade
BRUSSELS Apr 27 : Western Europe * two Trading bloc*, still diametrically opposed on key issues to their at tempt to form a marotre Wn^e market need a pobtfcal rescue operation to save their talk* from deadlock, report* Reuter
-We are faced now with the fact that political decisions have to be taken .... There are very heavy hurdles (to be cleared) and we have to do R before the end of June.' the European Community's chief negotiator Horst Krenzier said this week.
EC studying aid plan for textile
BRUSSELS. Apr 27 : The European Community-* (EC) Executive Commiseion is drawing up plans for a possible aid programme to modernise the EC textile industry to help It meet strong Internationa) competition. EC sources said on Friday, reports Reuter.
They said CommiBston officials and outside consultants were working on a possible 400 million European Currency Unit (470 million Dollar) programme spread over four years, mainly to help Portugal. Spain and Greece.
US economy shrank at 2^ pc rate
WASHINGTON. Apr 27 : The US economy shrank at a 2.8 per cent annual rate in the first three months of 1991 as recessionary weakness penetrated nearly every sector of business activity, the government said Friday, reports Reuter.
The first-quarter contraction of Gross National Product (CNP) —the country* total output of goods and services — was at a slightly greater rate than expected and followed a 1.6 per cent rate of decline the final quarter of 1990. It was the first time in nine years that GNP declined over two consecutive quarters.
China to buy 2 USSR planes
BEU I NG. Apr 27 : China will buy two TU 154 airliners from the Soviet Union next month, the official China Daily said today, reports Reuter.
The military-run China United Airlines signed an agreement on Thursday for a bank loan of 160 million Yuan (30.4 million Dollars) to finance the purchase, it said. It did not say how much of the cost this would cover.
The 180 passenger Turbo Jets will be used to expand domestic passenger service and will join four other Tupolevs already tn its fleet.
27m face famine in Africa
LONDON. Apr 27 : Twenty seven million people tn Africa -- half of them children -- now face starvation, the British-based charity Save the Children said on Friday, reports Reuter.
It said it feared die African famine might be neglected because world attention was focused on the plight of Kurdish refugees.
Save the Children said people were at risk in Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan. Mozambique, Malawi, Angola and Liberia
GATT praises Indonesia for market opening
GENEVA. Apr 27 : OATT has praised Indonesia for its trade reforms and market opening measures sine 1985. but with some reservations on agriculture, a General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) spokesman said here Friday, reports ALT
Various members of the GATT council who spoke as a special report on Indonesia was presented here Thursday and Friday praised the pack age* of deregulation measures Jakarta ha* introduced In
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