Add to ORKGThe stagnation in Europe continues and the United States is still waiting for a stronger recovery. Monetary policies in Europe, Japan and the US keep interest rates at extremely low levels. In contrast to the US and Japan, the group of European countries which concluded the fiscal pact, will try to practice more restrictive budget policies. This clash of policies will contribute to the turmoil in the months and maybe years to come
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The forecast is based on the following assumptions about the development of important variables unti...
The sustained U.S. stock market boom of the 1990s fuelled private consumption in the USA to an exten...
The year 2011 will be remembered as the year of the European sovereign crisis. This crisis is not ...
Since the publication of our last Commentary in January 2001 the extent of the slowdown in the world...
There is moderate to strong growth in the global economy (excluding the Asian crisis) with strong Q3...
Over the next few years, the U.S. will attempt to reduce the budget deficit and unemployment by way ...
The economic recovery, which had started in Asia and then quickly spread to the U.S.A., recently los...
The world economy is being affected by very divergent forces: the sustained strong demand expansion ...
In 2005 the world economy still developed strongly, but, with GDP growth of 41/2 percent, at a somew...
The world economy is faced with uncertainty as the long term effects of a large debt overhang remain...
Growth in the world economy is now clearly recovering with the US, Japan and China demonstrating str...
Over the past few months the global economy has weakened slightly due to strong deflationary pressur...
After the cyclical deterioration in 1995, the European economies are likely to grow by no more than ...
The report provides updated forecasts and analyses of the macroeconomic situation for the Euro area....
U.S. economic growth has been gaining momentum, with the annualized growth rate of real GDP reaching...
The forecast is based on the following assumptions about the development of important variables unti...
The sustained U.S. stock market boom of the 1990s fuelled private consumption in the USA to an exten...
The year 2011 will be remembered as the year of the European sovereign crisis. This crisis is not ...
Since the publication of our last Commentary in January 2001 the extent of the slowdown in the world...
There is moderate to strong growth in the global economy (excluding the Asian crisis) with strong Q3...
Over the next few years, the U.S. will attempt to reduce the budget deficit and unemployment by way ...
The economic recovery, which had started in Asia and then quickly spread to the U.S.A., recently los...
The world economy is being affected by very divergent forces: the sustained strong demand expansion ...
In 2005 the world economy still developed strongly, but, with GDP growth of 41/2 percent, at a somew...
The world economy is faced with uncertainty as the long term effects of a large debt overhang remain...
Growth in the world economy is now clearly recovering with the US, Japan and China demonstrating str...
Over the past few months the global economy has weakened slightly due to strong deflationary pressur...
After the cyclical deterioration in 1995, the European economies are likely to grow by no more than ...
The report provides updated forecasts and analyses of the macroeconomic situation for the Euro area....
U.S. economic growth has been gaining momentum, with the annualized growth rate of real GDP reaching...
The forecast is based on the following assumptions about the development of important variables unti...
The sustained U.S. stock market boom of the 1990s fuelled private consumption in the USA to an exten...