Washington (AFP) – Stagnation in the eurozone, geopolitical crises, and a menacing health disaster in West Africa confront the world’s leading finance officials as they meet in Washington beginning Thursday.Six years after the financial crisis, the world economy is growing, at a modest 3.3 percent annual pace, and could pick up next year, according to the International Monetary Fund.But the benefits of that are fragmented, and many pitfalls confront the world’s central bankers and finance ministers as they gather at the annual IMF-World Bank meetings.”The global economy faces the prospect of prolonged subpar growth, accompanied by high unemployment and rising …read more
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