Tuesday, July 21, 2009

The global financial crisis: What now?

As the weekend began, China announced it would reduce the growth rate of 12% to 9% - a significant drop, and one which has led to deep concern. Two Chinese investors seem resigned more difficult for the future - at least in the short term.

It is not only an indicator of economic growth, which fear that the leaders of China. Land is used in the trade surplus, because he was so successful as an exporter, and the surplus is down more than 2.5%, and factories that export goods, are closed, and half from China, the toy maker is now without work. In Shenzhen - the birthplace of China's free market reforms - a local marine staff told us your story:

Peter Gres Nairobi probability to assess the impact of the crisis in development aid and aid agencies are looking to history to find a way of its funding may be affected: Even in Kenya, Johnny Ndungu, who has a menswear trade in a restaurant in the capital of Kenya, Nairobi, says this is a sense that the economic impact on the situation: In the meantime, after Africa in Accra Uill Ross looked at some of the major measures that were taken joy Ghanaians to avoid the high prices of bread: