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- Nov 27 2019
Eurozone: The ECB's new tools to buoy sinking bank profits
Next year will be particularly challenging for eurozone banks. Weak trade and elevated uncertainty are set to drag down business investment and loan demand, while in our view the recent re-steepening...
- Nov 26 2019
United States: Powell wants to “build on the gains”
Fed Chair Powell delivered a wide-ranging humble speech last evening that highlighted how monetary policy will maintain a decidedly dovish bias. He noted that slower economic momentum into 2019 and do...
- Nov 26 2019
Global: Don’t rely on government investment to save the day
We think public investment in the advanced economies should be increased, but we’re also sceptical that, on its own, it can save economies from recession in the event of further negative shocks.
- Nov 26 2019
Japan: Risks rise as financial institutions seek returns abroad
Facing stagnant returns at home, Japanese financial institutions have since the global financial crisis (GFC) increasingly been looking for profits abroad, with banks stepping up overseas loans and in...
- Nov 25 2019
United States: Recession odds are elevated but not alarming
The US economy isn’t about to fall off a cliff, but on the eve of a new decade recession odds are elevated at 35%. We believe a 2020 soft landing is possible with gently easing employment trends, more...
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Australia is in the midst of a major economic, social and political transition, driven by global competition and technological transformation. Over the next 10 years, the pace of technological change... more
Global Cities: The outlook for the world’s leading urban economies amid the global slowdown
Cities are the new geography of business planning. In the annual flagship Global Cities report from our Cities and Regions team, we examine the impact of the ongoing global economic slowdown on leadin... more
The Impact of Online Content on Portuguese Tourism
The Portuguese tourism industry has benefitted from a greater embrace of online content, driving engagement with travellers and ultimately creating new jobs.
The Economic Impact of Huawei in Japan
Since opening its first office in Japan in 2005, Huawei has played a significant role in developing Japan's digital infrastructure. Working collaboratively with local manufacturers and innovators, the... more
The Drivers of Housing Affordability
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In #Asia, we expect growth to stabilise in 2020 though #China will slow further. 2019's synchronized downturn is likely to to give way to more diverse outcomes with economies that push harder on policy levers outperforming others. Our 2020 Asia outlook: bit.ly/38sAls4
Our 250 economists have updated our monthly forecasts - download a FREE SUMMARY: bit.ly/2E7hQvm. We see a further slowdown into 2020 and world growth of 2.5% this yr and next, the weakest since 2009. But despite heightened recession risks, we think this shd be avoided.
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More than a year after agreement on the #USMCA trade accord, the deal looks likely to pass the US Congress and be signed by the President. The importance is not modernising #NAFTA but in preventing breakdown of #trade between the US and key trade partners: bit.ly/349QCiv