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Laptop Computers April 25, 2005 (AXcess News) Bangkok - United Nations economists
have warned that higher oil prices and a lower U.S. dollar will
combine to slow the Asian economies' growth this year. The U.N.
Asia-Pacific survey also added its voice to calls for China to
adopt more flexible foreign exchange and interest rate
policies.
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Laptop Computer United Nations economists, in their latest survey for the
Asia-Pacific region, see growth slowing this year after several
successive years of strong increases.The annual U.N. survey for the
region provided a generally upbeat outlook for the coming year,
predicting growth will be above six percent.
Gordon Brown has renamed the DTI the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (DBERR) to reflect its focus on the reduction of red tape and a commitment to entrepreneurship. UK economy set for growth The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has today predicted that the UK economy will see growth of 2.5 per cent by 2007. Despite the impact of increasing energy prices and fears over the rate of inflation, the business organisation forecasts a steady pace of growth over the coming year.
Desktop Computer But the survey said growth is unlikely to equal the 7.2 percent
reached last year, the best regional performance since 2000. Raj
Kumar, U.N. economist, said high global oil prices and a rise in
interest rates were a source of concern for the region.
Notebooks "The oil price combined with the American deficits and falling
dollar can lead to a high inflation and rate environment," he said.
"So we should not expect the same growth momentum in the last two
to three years to carry on."
Lenovo The economic survey warned the region about rising numbers of
unemployed youth, now at 38 million, and said governments have to
deal with the fast-growing elderly population, especially in Japan
and China.The U.N. economists expressed concern over China's rapid
economic growth, which expanded by 9.5 percent last year despite
efforts by Beijing to cool it down.Mr. Kumar said the unchecked
growth in China's
economy could have undesirable
effects world-wide."Provided the growth is accompanied by faster
productivity, that will be much better," he added. "But if
growth is accompanied by more investment, that will just drive
up inflationary pressures in China, which has implications in
the rest of the world."
Hard Drive The economic survey backed calls in Washington and elsewhere for
China to introduce more flexibility in its currency and interest
rate policies.
Travelstar The United States, facing rising trade deficits with China, has
repeatedly called on Beijing to revalue its currency. Chinese
officials in recent days have said China was better prepared to
loosen the currency's peg to the U.S. dollar, although no time
frame was given.Source: Voice of America
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