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China, Brazil, Russia Holding Back Global Growth In 2015 [Chart]

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The IMF’s World Economic Outlook, published in April, forecasts recessions in some emerging markets will reduce global growth in 2015.

H/T Barry Ritholtz

China, Brazil, Russia Holding Back Global Growth In 2015

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Infographic source: Bloomberg Brief

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