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    Has high inflation damaged the UK economy?

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    Apr 26 2013

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    Japan: the inflation bazooka

    A weaker yen is an intended part of the Bank of Japan’s policy to raise inflation to 2%. We think the policy will succeed in boosting growth, but the effects of currency depreciation on … more

    Apr 22 2013

    US recovery on track, but will unemployment pose a monetary risk?

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    Apr 08 2013

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  • Mar 08 2013

    Oxford Economics study demonstrates substantial potential economic benefits for Albania by landmark pipeline

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    Risk in review: Global risk in the transformation age

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    International trade flows: Global connections

    International trade flows will be transformed in the coming decades as exports between emerging markets grow in importance. This is the conclusion of a new report published by HSBC in … more

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