• Registered: 2008-12-17
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Topic: Economic Outlook (World)

Barclays wrote:

In its World Economic Outlook, the IMF raised its growth projections across most economies for 2010, while its projections for 2011 were broadly unchanged at a global level. Its 2010 forecast was raised 0.2pp to 4.8%, while its expectation for 2011 was shaved by 0.1pp to 4.2%.

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Re: Economic Outlook (World)

Barclays wrote:

Overall, we judge global monetary policy still to be extremely accommodative and likely to stay that way for a long time. This is one factor behind our view that global growth will remain solid and that disinflationary pressures on a global level remain quite modest.

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BlackRock wrote:

Equities have remained trapped in a broad trading range for the past several months, caught between deflation threats and a mixed economic outlook on the one hand, and strong corporate earnings and attractive valuations on the other. In recent weeks, however, the positive forces have been winning out.

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Hyposwiss wrote:

The US economy is not heading for a doubledip recession, but at the same time it is not in a position to create enough new jobs to make up for the bloodletting that took place during the financial crisis. The unemployment rate is stuck at close to 10%, which is giving rise to increasingly vociferous demands that the Fed do more to stimulate economic growth. Fed Chairman Bernanke is not disinclined to heed these voices.

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Re: Economic Outlook (World)

It provides in depth coverage of the economic policy measures required to foster growth and stable prices in each Member country.

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