Commenting on the outcome of the G20 finance ministers' summit, IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said that unemployment growth will continue and reach a peak in 2010. A number of analysts in the US, Japan and the EU published a similar forecast just before the summit. These estimates appear to be sufficiently substantiated and make certainty in the short term development of the global diamond and diamond market. Since the growth of unemployment and the decline in the purchasing power of the population are tightly interlinked, the guaranteed decline in global demand for diamond products will last about a year, therefore, the rise in prices for rough diamonds has no objective basis and the speculative potential of diamonds will soon be close to zero . But a year is a short time, Especially given the relatively low turnover of funds in the diamond and diamond business. Therefore, dealers considering the possibility of acquiring diamonds at the current prices of the leading diamond mining companies with the expectation of speculative potential growth, would certainly like to receive an indicator (at least qualitative) that allows to determine with a high probability the moment from which the purchasing power of the population will begin - first of all in the USA , Which, in fact, will mean a real end to the crisis for the diamond and diamond market.

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