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Brexit is likely to have a negative shortterm effect on growth, predominantly via reduced business sector confidence and possible delays in capex deployment. It’s (...)
The weakness in some parts of the global economy towards the end of last year and into Q1, particularly in developing economies, has started (...)
Late Q3 and early Q4 saw policy decisions rather than economic data drive news flow. The release of the ECB's Comprehensive Review of Eurozone (...)
Despite the prospects for global growth being reasonably positive at the start of the year, growth slowed during the first four months of 2014, (...)
Prospects for global GDP growth have cooled slightly since the beginning of the year. Japan, China and a number of developing countries were the (...)
Data released towards the end of 2013 and during the first half of Q1 2014 point to a further acceleration in global growth. Global (...)
Global activity continued to increase modestly throughout Q3, underpinned by better than expected European-level growth, further incremental Eurozone stabilisation, and a pick-up in Chinese (...)
The ‘Great Rotation’ out of fixed income securities and into equities is a myth. Every buyer needs a seller and every seller needs a (...)