Add to ORKGThe US is driving world growth with very strong growth in the domestic economy. The dollar has depreciated significantly and this is boosting US growth. The decline of the dollar cannot continue indefinitely however and we are forecasting that this will reverse when US employment data picks up and remains relatively robust. This is likely to be towards the end of this year. China continues to provide a strong stimulus to world economic growth and Japanese economic performance is much stronger than expected. The Euro Area continues to be slow with very weak domestic demand. Germany and Italy are now out of recession and we do not expect the Euro Area to pick up until 2005
The outlook for the world economy remains promising with the US driving growth. There is also strong...
The global economy remains relatively strong given the pick-up in growth in 2006 after the slower gr...
Across the globe world economic growth remains relatively strong despite a slight slowing in the US....
The situation in the world economy is slightly more promising since the last quarter although the sh...
Economic performance in the world economy was better than expected with very strong growth in the US...
There remains strong growth in the US, Japan and the Far East despite a significant slowing in China...
Growth in the world economy is now clearly recovering with the US, Japan and China demonstrating str...
The world economy has strengthened slightly particularly with the signs of recover y seen in the US ...
Growth in the world economy is relatively strong and strong trade growth is forecast. The UK is well...
Growth in the world economy is relatively strong (despite the weak data in the summer and a slight s...
Once again there has been a weakening of the world economy in the first quarter of this year. The UK...
The world economy has weakened slightly towards the end of 2002. In particular geopolitical tensions...
The consensus forecasts for the main UK economic indicators taken from a monthly survey by HM Treasu...
Recent events in the US have heightened fears that the continuous expansion of the UK economy since ...
There has been little change to the world economy since July. There is evidence of relatively strong...
The outlook for the world economy remains promising with the US driving growth. There is also strong...
The global economy remains relatively strong given the pick-up in growth in 2006 after the slower gr...
Across the globe world economic growth remains relatively strong despite a slight slowing in the US....
The situation in the world economy is slightly more promising since the last quarter although the sh...
Economic performance in the world economy was better than expected with very strong growth in the US...
There remains strong growth in the US, Japan and the Far East despite a significant slowing in China...
Growth in the world economy is now clearly recovering with the US, Japan and China demonstrating str...
The world economy has strengthened slightly particularly with the signs of recover y seen in the US ...
Growth in the world economy is relatively strong and strong trade growth is forecast. The UK is well...
Growth in the world economy is relatively strong (despite the weak data in the summer and a slight s...
Once again there has been a weakening of the world economy in the first quarter of this year. The UK...
The world economy has weakened slightly towards the end of 2002. In particular geopolitical tensions...
The consensus forecasts for the main UK economic indicators taken from a monthly survey by HM Treasu...
Recent events in the US have heightened fears that the continuous expansion of the UK economy since ...
There has been little change to the world economy since July. There is evidence of relatively strong...
The outlook for the world economy remains promising with the US driving growth. There is also strong...
The global economy remains relatively strong given the pick-up in growth in 2006 after the slower gr...
Across the globe world economic growth remains relatively strong despite a slight slowing in the US....