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- Feb 15 2019
United States: Macro Musings
The financial markets received a mixed bag of news this week, but were cheered by favorable developments on the trade and political fronts. Stock prices surged as legislators passed spending bills tha...
- Feb 15 2019
United States: Some policy risks to abate for now
Some policy risks to the economy are receding for now. President Trump is expected to sign the spending bill that will prevent another government shutdown, and US-China trade negotiators are making en...
- Feb 15 2019
United States: Fed Balance sheet – shift toward an active policy tool
While the FOMC is still formally reviewing its operational framework for conducting monetary policy, recent Fed communication raises the strong possibility that balance sheet reduction ceases by the e...
- Feb 15 2019
Sustained growth in EMs calls for thrift and innovation
Emerging Markets (EMs) with sustained fast growth are distinguished by rapid capital accumulation – mainly domestically financed – and robust total factor productivity (TFP) growth. We find that susta...
- Feb 15 2019
Sustained growth in EMs calls for thrift and innovation
Emerging Markets (EMs) with sustained fast growth are distinguished by rapid capital accumulation – mainly domestically financed – and robust total factor productivity (TFP) growth. We find that susta...
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The impact of the aluminium sector on the UAE economy
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GCC Illicit Tobacco Indicator 2017
New analysis from Oxford Economics show that incidence of illicit tobacco across four GCC markets (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait and Oman) has increased in recent years - having been just 1.2% of Total Co... more
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