World economy recovering - slowly
With the UK finally emerging from recession, Emmanuel Kenning reports on the prospects for the global economy
Figures published in January by the Office for National Statistics showed that, after six consecutive quarters of negative growth, the longest period on record, the UK economy has finally left recession. The 0.1% quarter-on-quarter improvement means a total contraction of 6%.
The news comes six months after the German and French economies left recession and leaves a question of what the UK's prospects are for 2010.
The Centre for Economics and Business Research has predicted a two-speed recovery
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