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    CRISIS RECESSION IS NOT FOR ARMENIA

    http://www.lragir.am/src/index.php?id=eco nomy&pid=14929
    14:42:24 - 14/08/2009

    The International Monetary Fund estimated the expenditures of the
    states of the world on the struggle against the crisis in nearly 11
    trillion. But despite the aid, the economic decline in Armenia in 2009
    will be 15%. As noted on the official website of the international
    rating agency Fitch http://www.fitchratings.ru/, this is the third
    worst expected result among the countries rated by the Agency.

    As noted, the inflow of financial transfers into Armenia from abroad
    (amounting to about 9% of GDP in 2008) drastically reduced. The
    confluent of direct foreign investments in the first quarter of 2009
    amounted to only 27 million, decreased by four times in relation to
    the same period of the last year.

    According to Fitch, as a result of the support from abroad the indexes
    of the state and external debt of Armenia in 2009, sharply increased,
    accompanied by a decline in GDP, exports and tax revenues.

    In Russia, despite some increase in oil prices, the situation is
    worsening. The outflow of capital increases, as the dollar, and a
    new default is often spoken about.

    The financier George Soros stated that the U.S. economy has reached
    the lowest point, and in the current quarter, there will be positive
    growth due to government incentive markets. Economic decline has
    ceased in France and Germany. In the period from April to July,
    the economy of both countries, the most industrialized in the EU,
    showed growth of 0,3%, coming out of recession.

    In the first half, the GDP in Karabakh increased by 16.2%. Moreover,
    the volume of construction increased by 71.8%, compared to the same
    period in last year.
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