OECD worsens recovery prospects of the Spanishy

by admin on Jul.20, 2011, under Uncategorized

OECD worsens recovery prospects of the Spanish economy. Paris, May 9 () .- The Cooperaciny the organization for Economic Development (OECD) fell today in nine centsimas recovery prospects of the Spanish economy in Last March, when the monthly composite index stood at 102.24 points.
A reduction of this index that measures the growth prospects from the analysis of various indicators was nine centsimas compared with February, but 1.03 points compared, everquest 2 platinum, with a year before.
The decline of the Spanish flag in contrast to the increase in the euro zone, which advanced 47 centsimas compared to April 2010, and recorded in all of the countries of the OECD, that top 1 , 46 points, seal the organization in a statement.
The Spanish flag has continued to deteriorate in one year, with the only exception of, wow power leveling, last December, when it remained stable compared to 102.4 points in November.
The OECD suggests that besides the signs of economic expansion then continues in the United States, Canada and in economics such as China and Russia, while not "some disagreement" with passes to the European Union except Germany, where there are signs of ralentizacin.
The index rose to 103.17 centsimas 15 points in, sto credits, the set of the countries of the OECD.
In that climb, which strengthens the position of the overall indicator over the long term average level 100 mark, contributed large countries like the United States (+28 centsimas to 103.40 points), Canada (+21 centsimas to 102.28 points) and Germany (+15 centsimas to 105.04 points).
The other side of the coin are the European states of the organization, whose numbers Haban improved for six consecutive months, but this time lost seven centsimas and stayed at 102.81 points. The euro zone had a setback of ten centsimas to 103.13 points.
The highest ed in Europe passes in relative terms were found in Estonia (-1.37 points to 105.74 points), Finland (-61 centsimas to 101.08 points), Italy (- 46 centsimas to 101.49 points), Sweden (-31 centsimas to 102.70 points), Greece (-27 centsimas to 97.58 points) and France (-23 centsimas to 102.14 points).
The UK also baj three centsimas to 101.72 points and accumulated a 1.91 point regresin twelve months, however inferior to that found in the same period in Greece (-1.97 points ) or Italy (-2.40 points).
Outside the eurozone, Chile suffered a monthly fall of 49 centsimas to 101.32 points and Mexico of 18 centsimas to 100.79 points.
Outside the OECD, the behavior of the major emerging countries was uneven, with monthly promotions in South Africa (+60 centsimas to 104.18 points), China (+20 centsimas to 102.27 points) and Russia (+12 centsimas to 105 points) and major ed in Indonesia (-22 centsimas to 100.69 points), India (-31 centsimas to 99.37 points ) and especially Brazil (-52 centsimas to 98.45 points).
The flag of Brazil was the second most low of all countries for which the OECD provides data-nicamente Greece was under-and every twelve months (-2.80 points) only was overtaken by Finland (-2.81).