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Long-Term Outlook Deteriorates for G-7 Countries

November 6, 2015by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Seven years on from the global financial crisis, G-7 and Western European activity continues to cruise at relatively modest speed. US and UK labour markets appear to be on firmer […]

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Gold: US Fed Could Further Delay Tapering

November 5, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Gold prices hit a three-month low of US$1272 per troy oz on October 11 as a 16-day US federal government shutdown – caused by dispute over the FY2014 budget – […]

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US: Shutdown Overshadows Economic News

October 23, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

The stalemate between Congressional Republicans and the White House over the FY2014 budget precipitated a Federal government shutdown on October 1st (the start of the new fiscal year). This cut […]

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Turkey: High Inflation and FX Volatility

September 28, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Inflation surged above 8% (y-o-y) in each of the last three months, while a widening current account deficit (US$5.8bn in July) continues to put pressure on the lira. Much of […]

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Indian Rupee: Tough Challenges Ahead

September 21, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Undermined by weak fundamentals and the prospect of an early end to US policy accommodation, the rupee sank below rs68.0/US$, from rs54.0/US$ at the start of May. A downturn in […]

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