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After several weeks of market turmoil and self-flagellation in the economic, reality breaks through figure to figure, to confirm that we emerged from the recession and we do a faster rate than expected along with the other European countries. The engine of this recovery takes hold in the U.S. if it is in China and India where you can talk of expanding economies that aspire to take global leadership in the coming years. From the OECD
are reviewing the latest analysis from a couple of months to announce that the recovery of global recession "will be sooner than expected a few months ago but activity will remain weak for the next year." Is the main conclusion of economic forecasts for Japan, Europe and the United States because it adds that "the economic news has been especially favorable in recent months."
And these are, with a recovery progresses steadily as speculators try to make a killing creating confusion in the markets.
The latest projections for this year provide for better prospects for Japan and the Eurozone and the U.S. maintained and increased pessimism about the situation in the United Kingdom would therefore not surprising that after the canards raised by the British press against Spain is the need to divert attention to the weaknesses of a pound and its growing economy outside the euro synergies.
While the club of developed countries warned that the recovery will be modest for some time due to various elements of fragility, as low levels of profitability, high unemployment continues to increase, the progression anemic rates of pay and the continuation of the correction housing market is no less true that every month the situation is improving in large numbers.
For the Bank of Spain must settle long-awaited recovery in the strength of the figures with the deficit and debt consolidation will make the system sustainable for the future by what he calls the important steps taken by the Government to ensure fiscal consolidation . In the last
Economic Bulletin, the institution governed by Miguel Angel Fernandez Ordonez also specific to the data available for the second quarter consolidated the process of restoring confidence and improving agents' expectations, which delves into the right direction. In the last newsletter
economic data from the EPA's first quarter show a clear slowdown in job losses, with an annual rate of -3.6% versus -6.1% reported in late 2009 and Then there is the ERE has been halved in just a few months.
hemorrhage in the destruction of employment is three times higher in temporary contracts compared to fixed hence the importance of labor reforms lead to greater reliance on permanent contracts and can reduce the duality of the market.
One of the problems of this crisis is the long-term unemployment (over one year unemployment) again in the first quarter increased significantly, to affect nearly 1.8 million people, almost double that a year ago, raising the incidence of long-term unemployment to 38.7%, more fifteen points above its level a year earlier.
The recovery in U.S. and euro zone will be better than expected, but U.S. growth clearly exceed that of the Eurozone countries.

Spain in 2011 recorded an economic growth of 0.9%, against -0.2% in 2010, and a slight drop in unemployment to 18.2% after a record 19.1% in 2010 with a inflation 1.4% in 2010 and 0.6% in 2011. In its report, the OECD insists that Spain must reform the labor market to accelerate the reduction of unemployment and the pension system to ensure the sustainability of public finances and stresses that the financial restructuring measures announced by the English government will take positive effects this year. U.S. President, Barack Obama, is aware times we live in overlapping actions to clean up the economy while planting for the next harvest. It therefore urges the G-20 to promote policies that push the global economic recovery and establish safeguards to prevent a new crisis with financial reform.

month and a half after Spain began to suffer enormous speculation about its solvency as a country with the resulting financial stress, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has supported and even praised authoritative government anti-crisis measures. The same director of that organization, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, said after talks on Friday with President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's "enormous confidence" that emerges from measures "effective" in reducing the deficit and stated, "lay the foundation for two decades of growth. "
And we left the hole, sooner than many believe, so it is necessary to redouble efforts and reforms that will make this sustainable growth and generate wealth and jobs, many jobs.