Global Economic Growth To Slow In 2011, Says World Bank -- BBCThe global economy will slow this year, with developing countries such as India and China providing a greater share of growth, the World Bank has predicted.
The bank estimates that global GDP growth will be 3.3% this year against 3.9% in 2010, with emerging markets growing by 6%.
But these rates would not be enough to reduce unemployment in the hardest-hit economies, it said.
The bank warned that "serious tensions and pitfalls" persist.
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