What is the expected annual growth rate of the seven leading industrialized econ

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development says the global economic recovery is slowing sharply. (25) It says it now expects the seven leading industrialized economies to grow at an annual rate of 1. 5% in the second half of the year, which is lower than previously predicted.
    The OECD is less optimistic about the prospects for growth in the global economy than it was four months ago, but it still thinks another recession is unlikely. The Paris-based think tank’s main policy message to governments, however, is "don’t overdo the tightening". It urges policymakers to be careful not to choke off economic recovery by cutting back on spending too much and too soon, and (26)it says governments should think about reintroducing stimulus measures if the slowdown persists.