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World Bank in its recent "Global Economy Prospects" report cut global economy outlook for. But forecast for US economy was raised: from 3.0% (Jun-14 forecast) to 3.2% growth in 2015 and 2.88% annual average growth rate in next 3 years (which corresponds to 8.9% overall growth from now to end of 2017). Also, outlook for India, Pakistan and Egypt was improved. The main decrease occurred in the outlook for the developing non-OECD economies and Euro area. Highest cuts were made for Russia, Argentina, Iran, Brazil, South Africa.

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