China's slowdown and tumbling commodity prices will push global economic growth this year to the lowest level since the recession year 2009, the International Monetary Fund predicted Tuesday.
By Joshua Goodman and Paul Wiseman The As, San Jose Mercury News: Business
Tue, 10/06/2015 - 1:20pm
China's slowdown and tumbling commodity prices will push global economic growth this year to the lowest level since the recession year 2009, the International Monetary Fund predicted Tuesday.