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Economist downbeat on global prospects...

The current economic downturn might be with us for another two years, a Defaqto expert has predicted.

Michael Baxter, an economist at the financial data firm, said that oil and food prices rises could only taper off in 2010.

The financial system is under severe strain at the moment, with UK inflation hitting a 16-year record of 4.7 per cent and commodities such as oil touching at or near all-time highs.

Barrels of crude topped out at $147 each this year, before falling back to $91.

However, with the recent bankruptcy declaration from Lehman Brothers and the "shotgun wedding" mergers of other at-risk banks, the commodity experienced its highest-ever one day rise on Friday.

At one point, it was even trading back at $130 a barrel.

Coupled with this volatility are the continuing credit crunch conditions in the consumer personal loan markets - with lenders tightening their criteria for "risky" customers in order to cut their potential losses.

Michael Baxter, economist at Defaqto, said: "You are going to see the price of oil fall quite rapidly in 2009 and 2010 because people can't afford oil at the current price. I think at the same time we will see the price of food fall as well, so that suddenly we will find affordability start improving again.

"I think that is where the recovery will come, but that probably won't be until 2010 I think."
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