The world economy in 2013 will grow by 3.5%

In 2013, the pace of development of the world economy will be low and uneven. Among the numerous risks, the debt crisis in the eurozone remains obvious, which will restrain the development of companies in Europe and in countries such as Ukraine, which almost entirely depends on the export of metal production to the European Union countries.

Experts from The Economist Newspaper limited expect that the growth of global GDP, calculated on purchasing power parity, will be about 3.5%, which will slightly exceed the growth in 2012 expected at 3.1%.

Even if the Eurozone extends itself from the recession, then the growth rate of European GDP will still be insignificant. There is even an opinion according to which, " Big explosion " (the special operation planned by the world elite) will destroy half of the GDP of the European Union.

Economic activity in the USA and Japan will not please us with significant growth due to the extremely unfavorable fiscal situation in these states.

Central banks will continue to subsidize the unstable economies of developed countries. Companies will think more about possible risks than the possibilities of business development, and therefore will continue a careful policy regarding expenses and hiring new workers.

" discouraged by several quarters of the slow (by its standards) growth, China introduced a package of economic incentives that will begin to bear fruit in 2013. Mitigation of lending conditions and large infrastructure projects in the PRC will affect Australia, Canada, Latin America and other regions that have the necessary Beijes with raw materials , - writes the Economist.

The publication predicts that the volume of world trade will grow 4.6% more in 2013 than in 2012, but will not reach the level of 2010 and 2011. European banks will level their risks limiting the available volumes of trade financing, and the undesirable growth of protectionism in the world will complicate the delivery of goods to the place of the most profitable sale.