The Bank revised down global economic growth this year, only 1.1% in the U.S..

By the credit crisis and the impact of food and energy prices, the World Bank report released another 10 this year under the revised global and U.S. economic growth. .Reported that growth in developing countries will slow, but still preserving strong; However, rising global inflationary pressures, especially big hit on the poor. .<P> (Http://finance.) According to the "Global Development Finance 2008" report, estimated that global economic growth this year by 3.7% last year, slowing to 2.7% next year is expected to rise slightly to 3%. .U.S. growth is estimated at 2.2% from last year, slowing to 1.1% this year, rose to 1.9% next year; eurozone growth from 2.6% last year, slowing to 1.7% this year, next year's forecast of 1.5%. .</ P> <P> report was revised in January this year the World Bank forecasts 3.3% global economic growth this year, and U.S. economic growth of 1.9%. .</ P> <P> growth in developing countries are also expected to be 7.8% last year, slowing to 6.5% this year. .East Asia growth forecast for developing countries and China, is with the World Bank East Asia in early April update to the report released the same figures were 8.6% and 9.4%. .</ P> <P> report notes that despite strong growth in developing countries helped to offset the sharp slowdown in U.S. economy, but food and energy prices, rising inflation has become the main cause of developing countries; and Order .fear is that this poor hardest. .</ P> <P> Asia, Japan, growth is estimated that 2% from last year, down 1.4% this year, next year at 1.6%. .</ P> <P> compared to block the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast in April, the World Bank report predicted the United States and the euro area are more optimistic. .IMF previously estimated 0.5% growth in the U.S. this year, only 0.6% next year; euro zone this year was 1.4%, 1.2% next year. .</ P> <P> IMF's Strauss-Kahn 9, in a speech that the U.S. economic growth in the first quarter of 2008 data did not completely eliminate his concerns; U.S. economic prospects remain challenging, and the situation of slow growth .may not just in 2008, also in 2009. .</ P>.