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Current prospects are being driven only by the US and UK while others are faltering

Significant issues for 2011 include a financial contagion in Europe

The recession has worsened developed countries' fiscal positions owing to stimulus spending, lower tax revenues and ring-fencing of financial sectors

Yet no one is sure whether continued low interest rates will stoke higher growth

In 2013, global growth risks will be exacerbated by the spread of fiscal austerity

Symmetrical reflation is the best option for restoring growth and competitiveness on the periphery

The most critical question in emerging markets is how to respond to inflows that will inevitably boost exchange rates and threaten export-led growth

With Eurozone recession a certainty, countries across the world will feel the domino effect of serious downturn

Policies do have important short-term benefits, but their side effects could be severe

Quick-fix solutions will not do and there is no patience for long-drawn out ones

Bloc's insistence on front-loaded austerity mixed with recession will only prolong its downward spiral

Excessive investment in capital, property set to stoke deflationary pressures