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IMF Slashes Global Growth Outlook Again, Warning "Of Great Challenges" In Year Ahead

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A sharper than expected downturn in China, a soaring USD, sudden bouts of global risk aversion, and escalating geopolitical tensions will conspire to make 2016 a "bumpy ride," the IMF says, on the way to cutting its forecast for global growth for the fifth time in fifteen months.

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Sounds like a request for more bail outs for the elites' losing bets - to create certainty.

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-04-12/imf-cuts-global-growth-forecast-again-warns-secular-stagnation-world-needs-more-stim

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In the report, the IMF warns that a prolonged period of slow growth has left the global economy more exposed to negative shocks and raised the risk that the world will slide into stagnation, saying that "the danger of secular stagnation and an entrenchment of excessively low inflation in advanced economies, as well as of lower-than-anticipated potential growth worldwide, has become more tangible."

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-04-12/imf-cuts-global-growth-forecast-again-warns-secular-stagnation-world-needs-more-stim

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In the report, the IMF warns that a prolonged period of slow growth has left the global economy more exposed to negative shocks and raised the risk that the world will slide into stagnation, saying that "the danger of secular stagnation and an entrenchment of excessively low inflation in advanced economies, as well as of lower-than-anticipated potential growth worldwide, has become more tangible."

And it's all Brexit's fault, apparently.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36024492

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Global corruption costs trillions in bribes, lost growth - IMF

WASHINGTON Public sector corruption siphons $1.5 trillion (1.03 trillion pounds) to $2 trillion annually from the global economy in bribes and costs far more in stunted economic growth, lost tax revenues and sustained poverty, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.

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Warning of downward spiral, IMF sees no economic upside to Brexit

LONDON International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde said on Friday there were no economic positives to Britain leaving the European Union and that the impact would range from "pretty bad to very, very bad".

This economic terror news is certainly convincing me to vote Yes or No depending on what the right answer is...

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IMF Blames Bad Loans For Mozambique's Soaring Debt-To-GDP Ratio

Mozambique has a broad swath of problems within its governing councils. Back in December of 2005, Management Systems International based out of Washington issued a report titled CORRUPTION ASSESSMENT: MOZAMBIQUE which said point blank: "The scale and scope of corruption in Mozambique are cause for alarm".

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IMF Warns Brexit "Uncertainty" Means "Even Lower Growth" For UK, EU
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“Brexit has created significant uncertainty and we believe this is likely to dampen growth in the near term, particularly in the U.K. but with repercussions also for Europe and the global economy. Prolonged periods of uncertainty and associated declines in consumer and business confidence would mean even lower growth”

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