The world Bank worsened the financial situation in the States. According to figures from the international organization, global GDP growth will fall to 2.8% in 2015. In this regard, a senior economist of the world Bank recommended that the countries of "fasten your seatbelts". The world Bank (WB) presented a new analytical report for the current year, which is called "Global financial Outlook". In a document compiled by experts of the organization says that all powers in the world in the foreseeable future is not a normal financial situation. The world Bank stressed that the growth of the global Gross domestic product (GDP) in 2015 will fall to 2.8%. While the organization stressed. That the number of reliable data only for developed economies, while developing countries can be expected to decline to 4.4%. In this regard, the international organization has recommended that all States be prepared for the challenges. Chief economist of the world Bank Cousin Basu said that all States today need to "fasten their own belts", informs the newspaper CNBC. "We at the world Bank have just turned the seat belt," announced the chief economist of the world Bank. For example, the expert stressed that the difficulties faced by developing powers, related to several factors. First of all, the increase of the key interest rates of the United States contributed to the rise of bucks. In-2, all the more noticeable are the effects of the decline in oil prices, which translated into economical, associated with inflation and exchange rate risks. "Slowly but surely, the ground under the global economy shifted. A further increase in US interest rates - the main shadow hanging over this changing landscape, metaphorically expressed Kaushik Basu. Note that according to the opinion of specialists of the Bank, in 2015, the Russian Federation expects the economy to regress minus 2.7%. In the future he will go to growth in 2016 and 0.7% in 2017 to 2.5%. With all this, this year for the first time in the history of India will be the fastest growing economy from 7.5% of GDP. And monitoring for Ukraine the world Bank as always disappointing. Professionals stressed that foretold of the Ukrainian economy falling by 5.2 percentage points to 7.5% in 2015.Along with this, the world Bank also lowered its monitoring of the growth of the mills for the next 2 years - on 1,5 percentage points in 2016 - up to 2% and by 0.8 percentage points in 2017 to 3%.