World economy growth remains relatively strong as we having been forecasting for some time, albeit from time-to- time there has been a slight moderation in growth. The third quarter moderation does not appear to have impacted on fourth quarter growth; certainly not in the major economies of the world. There is robust growth in the US, China, India and in the emerging Asian economies. Inflation in most countries has moderated in late 2006 as energy prices have declined significantly since September 2006. Inflation remained relatively high in early 2007 however, as the effects from falling energy prices diminished. Survey evidence across the world suggests that there will be relatively strong growth in 2007
The world economy is still growing relatively strongly with a slight slowing in the US but as Japan ...
Growth in the world economy is now clearly recovering with the US, Japan and China demonstrating str...
2004 was a record year for the world economy as it grew by 5.1 per cent, the strongest growth seen f...
Growth in the world economy remains robust with both China and India experiencing fast growth. The U...
Growth in the world economy is still relatively strong, although US growth has slowed slightly. Infl...
The global economy remains relatively strong given the pick-up in growth in 2006 after the slower gr...
The recovery in the world economy remains strong despite some soft data over the summer. There have ...
The world economy is still in good shape despite the recent slowdown in the US housing market and th...
As stated in the previous quarter we still believe growth in the world economy is relatively strong ...
Global growth is forecast to slow to 4.2 per cent in 2008 (from 4.7 per cent in 2007) but this bette...
It would be tempting to say that all is rosy in the world economy with relatively strong growth and ...
Growth in the world economy appears to be continuing at a brisk rate. Recent forecasts suggest that ...
The world economy has weakened slightly further again this quarter. This is primarily due to weaker ...
The world economy is now picking up with strong growth in the US and the Far East economies. Europe ...
Across the globe world economic growth remains relatively strong despite a slight slowing in the US....
The world economy is still growing relatively strongly with a slight slowing in the US but as Japan ...
Growth in the world economy is now clearly recovering with the US, Japan and China demonstrating str...
2004 was a record year for the world economy as it grew by 5.1 per cent, the strongest growth seen f...
Growth in the world economy remains robust with both China and India experiencing fast growth. The U...
Growth in the world economy is still relatively strong, although US growth has slowed slightly. Infl...
The global economy remains relatively strong given the pick-up in growth in 2006 after the slower gr...
The recovery in the world economy remains strong despite some soft data over the summer. There have ...
The world economy is still in good shape despite the recent slowdown in the US housing market and th...
As stated in the previous quarter we still believe growth in the world economy is relatively strong ...
Global growth is forecast to slow to 4.2 per cent in 2008 (from 4.7 per cent in 2007) but this bette...
It would be tempting to say that all is rosy in the world economy with relatively strong growth and ...
Growth in the world economy appears to be continuing at a brisk rate. Recent forecasts suggest that ...
The world economy has weakened slightly further again this quarter. This is primarily due to weaker ...
The world economy is now picking up with strong growth in the US and the Far East economies. Europe ...
Across the globe world economic growth remains relatively strong despite a slight slowing in the US....
The world economy is still growing relatively strongly with a slight slowing in the US but as Japan ...
Growth in the world economy is now clearly recovering with the US, Japan and China demonstrating str...
2004 was a record year for the world economy as it grew by 5.1 per cent, the strongest growth seen f...