By NEIL HARTNELL

Tribune Business Editor

Bahamian economic recovery will not happen until 2012 unless foreign direct investment (FDI) rapidly rebounds to levels seen two to three years ago, a senior accountant told Tribune Business yesterday, as fears intensified that a rebound - and reduced unemployment - may not occur next year.

Describing foreign direct investment as "the only thing that could create a real stimulus today" for the Bahamian economy, Raymond Winder, managing partner at Deloitte & Touche (Bahamas), said: "When you look at the performance of the US economy, and the performance of our economy, if those numbers do not begin to turn around - spending, income, mor ...

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