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Datagraphic: How Much Will Your Christmas Dinner Cost in 2013?
Download as pdf A sign that economic recovery is picking up in the UK, Christmas dinners are set to be cheaper this year, down by an estimated 21.0% year-on-year in nominal GBP terms. British...
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US Housing Market May Be Recovering but Home Ownership is Not Improving
House prices are rising again in the US, which is often taken as an argument that the economic recovery is strengthening. Mortgage rates near historically low levels and continuing quantitative easing...
View ArticleWhat Have We Learned from Davos 2014?
Policymakers, journalists, corporate highfliers, celebrities and academics alike attended the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos from January 22nd to 25th 2014, where the general...
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Growing Income Disparities Challenge Business in Both Developed and...
Income inequality, measured by the Gini index (a standard economic measure of income inequality), has been on rise in many cities, both in the developed and developing world. Over 2008-2013, the Gini...
View ArticlePre-Crisis Attitude towards Debt in the US Translates into Pre-Crisis Light...
When the US recession hit at the end of 2008, many analysts rightly pointed to the overzealous growth of consumer lending as one of the underlying causes. Banks and consumers alike were caught up in a...
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Improving Prospects for Televisions on the Horizon
The 2008/2009 recession led to a decline in demand across a wide range of consumer products. Capital flow restrictions were particularly damaging to products reliant on consumer financing, such as...
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Eurozone Q2 GDP Figures Point to a Bump in the Road Rather than a Return to...
Yesterday’s dismal eurozone Q2 GDP results appear to show the fragile recovery derailed. Real GDP growth for the bloc was flat at 0.0% quarter-on-quarter. The most notable results were the negative...
View ArticleEurozone Economic Outlook for 2016
http://euromonitorintl.wistia.com/medias/kkv2cqqzl9?embedType=async&videoFoam=true&videoWidth=650 The Eurozone economy will grow by 1.7 percent in 2016 and 2017 according to Euromonitor...
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Global Recovery Tracker: Long and Bumpy Road to Recovery
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Global Recovery Tracker: Improved Outlook Thanks to a Stronger Rebound in...
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