European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) officials are expecting a decrease of the economical growth from developing countries in this year.
More, they were surprised by the resistance of Eastern Europe and former USSR countries in front of the turbulences from the international market of credits.
"Inflation, formed by two figures in many states, is the most important problem that the region has at this moment", it is shown in a communicate released by the international financial institution. If it is not restrained, the inflation could generate a spiral of price and wage raises, a change in currency exchange rate or it can force a late and sudden reaction of the monetary policy.
EBRD latest predictions show an economic growth of 5% in South Eastern Europe, compared to the 6% figure, released in November 2007.
The slowing down of the economical growth reflects the rapid raise of consume prices, that will have a negative impact on the incomes and household consumes.
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