From Dow Jones:
"The U.S. economy doesn't face the risk of a double-dip recession this year even though it is likely to register slow growth and face relatively high unemployment rates, the China Daily reported Monday, citing World Bank President Robert Zoellick.
Slow U.S. growth will add to sensitivities in trade with China, and China should work to stimulate domestic consumption and reduce its reliance on export growth to help ease tensions, the report cited Zoellick as saying.
The World Bank plans to boost its efforts to provide loans to small Chinese businesses in some of the country's western provinces, Zoellick said."
