Add to ORKGAfter months of decelerating economic activity following tur-bulence in financial markets in the second quarter of 2012, global economic activity is slowly picking up once again—most notably in developing countries. But the modest rebound is tenuous. The latest data show declining growth in industrial production in the world’s two largest economies, the United States and Japan. Due to mid-year weakness, calendar year global gross domestic product (GDP) growth projections are being tentatively downgraded by about 0.2 percentage points to 2.3 percent in 2012, and by 0.6 percentage points in 2013 to 2.4 percent, mainly because of the recession in the euro-zone (figure 1). Threats to the recovery include the difficul-ties of implementing eurozo...
The global economic downturn is persisting. In the U.S.A., tax rebates provided only a temporary sti...
The momentum of the global economy has continued to weaken recently. The USA and the euro area regis...
Over the next few years, the U.S. will attempt to reduce the budget deficit and unemployment by way ...
In 2011 the world economy has registered an involution compared to 2010, due to diminished economic ...
The economic recovery, which had started in Asia and then quickly spread to the U.S.A., recently los...
U.S. economic growth has been gaining momentum, with the annualized growth rate of real GDP reaching...
Since autumn 2009, the world economy has been recovering from the deep recession thanks to the stron...
The forecast is based on the following assumptions about the development of important variables unti...
A sharp cleavage has become evident between the prospects and challenges facing advanced economies a...
1. What is the global economic outlook? Slow recovery in the baseline but downside risks dominate 2....
The stagnation in Europe continues and the United States is still waiting for a stronger recovery....
Global activity strengthened during the second half of 2013 and is expected to improve further in 20...
The world economy will see a significant recovery of growth in 2002 and 2003, reversing the global s...
The report provides updated forecasts and analyses of the macroeconomic situation for the Euro area....
The world economy is being affected by very divergent forces: the sustained strong demand expansion ...
The global economic downturn is persisting. In the U.S.A., tax rebates provided only a temporary sti...
The momentum of the global economy has continued to weaken recently. The USA and the euro area regis...
Over the next few years, the U.S. will attempt to reduce the budget deficit and unemployment by way ...
In 2011 the world economy has registered an involution compared to 2010, due to diminished economic ...
The economic recovery, which had started in Asia and then quickly spread to the U.S.A., recently los...
U.S. economic growth has been gaining momentum, with the annualized growth rate of real GDP reaching...
Since autumn 2009, the world economy has been recovering from the deep recession thanks to the stron...
The forecast is based on the following assumptions about the development of important variables unti...
A sharp cleavage has become evident between the prospects and challenges facing advanced economies a...
1. What is the global economic outlook? Slow recovery in the baseline but downside risks dominate 2....
The stagnation in Europe continues and the United States is still waiting for a stronger recovery....
Global activity strengthened during the second half of 2013 and is expected to improve further in 20...
The world economy will see a significant recovery of growth in 2002 and 2003, reversing the global s...
The report provides updated forecasts and analyses of the macroeconomic situation for the Euro area....
The world economy is being affected by very divergent forces: the sustained strong demand expansion ...
The global economic downturn is persisting. In the U.S.A., tax rebates provided only a temporary sti...
The momentum of the global economy has continued to weaken recently. The USA and the euro area regis...
Over the next few years, the U.S. will attempt to reduce the budget deficit and unemployment by way ...