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Eastern Europe Outlook

January 26, 2018by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Based on the high rates of GDP growth in Q3 (i.e. the latest available national accounts data), relatively low inflation and positive monthly indicators for Q4 2017, Central and Eastern […]

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Brazil Outlook

December 1, 2017by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Although Brazil emerged from recession in Q1, the recovery remains fragile and signs of softness are still prevalent in some segments of the economy. For instance, industrial production expanded at […]

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Asia Outlook

November 23, 2017by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

With the notable exception of Australasia, real GDP growth forecasts for 2018 have been trending steadily upwards over the past few months across the Asia Pacific region. This improvement in […]

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Asia Quarterly Forecasts

September 22, 2017by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

The release of national accounts data gives a good indication of the outlook for the forthcoming period, with the latest statistics likely to have influenced our panel’s quarterly projections earlier […]

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Energy and Metals Outlook

August 22, 2017by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Besides a broad-based slide in the US dollar, robust demand from Europe and China has offered price support for most industrial commodities. Copper – considered a bellwether for the global […]

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