World Bank trade wars will take two-thirds of the countries

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The Global Trade War of the United States will reduce the growth of two-thirds of the world-building economy, as the World Bank’s forecasts, “economic miracle” warned globalization in many countries.

Developing and developing countries will see the growth of 3.8 percent this year, pushing the pace of expansion in 2010 in 2010 and lowering the percentage in 2024 in 2024.

The per capita income growth is more than 2.9 percent, 2000 and 2019 in developing countries this year.

The report emphasizes the damage caused by global trade in global trade for countries among the biggest beneficiary of global integration in recent decades. Global trade growth in goods and services in 2025 by 2025 compared to 1.8 percent by 1.8 percent, the bank has been predicted.

In developing countries, GDP was attended by a quarter of the last half a century, and more than 1 billion people from extreme poverty. According to the Bank, this transformation is already in danger, because developing countries have found themselves in the front of the “Global Trade Conflict”.

“The developing world is becoming an improving zone outside Asia,” said Ondertment Gill, World Bank‘s chief economist.

The growth of developing economies was reduced in 2010 in 2010 to 6 percent in the 2000s in the 2000s, “he said.

Pressures are the emergence of countries that oppose and develop and develop developing countries compared to the summit in 2008. The bank outlook is “reducing negativity”, and the increase in trade barriers, continuous policy and increased geopolitical tensions.

The bank now thinks that a person per capita of high-income countries will be where the GDP will be in the Kovid-19 pandemic, 6% of developing countries will worsen. Aside, “he can take these economies in about two decades to return the 2020 economic loss.”

“Global cooperation is needed to restore a more stable and transparent global trading environment and support support for conflict, debt loads and climate change,” he said.

Last month, the Central Bank of Mexico, the United States looks at the US economic conditions in the world, and forecasts for growth this year are almost zero.

The South African Reserve Bank has recently been at risk of increasing the growth of 1.2 percent this year for most industrial people of Africa and was at risk as “combination of higher trade barriers, weakening the world economy.”

Gita Gopinath, the IMF’s management director Gita Gopinath, faced with a more severe policy problem, which is more strict policy than the cycle of the Soviet-19 crisis, economies and negative capital flow five years ago.

Despite the warnings, investors gather a rally in larger developing markets this year, the bets that the worst of the worst of US dollars and the worst of the worst of the bets will be repealed again.

This year this year this year this year this year, the Brazilian real this year, this year, more than Switzerland Frank or the euro, and the dollar of Mexico and Taiwan is about 10 percent.

Local currency bonds and shares of developing markets, about 10 percent in 2025, were gathered as well as the best performance assets in the world behind European shares.

At the beginning of the year in the Asian economy, many investors, especially in the United States exports, will be harshly, instead of increased their currencies instead.

In these countries, the protection and insurers invest in the US shares and bonds in recent years, but now they return to dollar assets.

“These dynamics explain to the assessment of sensitive Asian currencies, JPMorgan analysts said.

Despite the global worldview, many developing economies, reduce oil prices for 2015, Alaa Bushehri, Alaa Bushehri, Alaa Bushehri, said they were building “strong grounds”.

“We are looking at our improvement between the grounds in various developing markets … Bushehri added to inflation targets, growth targets and other measurements and other measurements.