Capital Economics

The leading macroeconomic research consultancy

Global Economic Outlook

Sets out our near-term and strategic view of the world’s major economies as well as our key forecasts for each country. It is produced quarterly.

Sample - Growing risk of another recession

Browse articles

Articles
US recovery, European recessionFarewell to the euroGrowing risk of another recessionRecovery stalls (Q3 11)Growth set to slow againInflation fears to fadeStructural weaknesses to keep recovery fragileShifting into a lower gear (Q3 10)Recovery far from secure (Q2 10)A "feel bad" recovery (Q1 10)
Long hard slog (Q4 09)Recovery to disappoint as new threats emerge (Q3 09)Green shoots or false dawn? (Q2 09)Too soon to look for economic recovery (Q1 09)Financial meltdown averted but outlook still grim (Q4 08)Inflation fears to fade, credit problems to persist (Q3 08)Economic imbalances start to bite (Q2 08)How bad could it get? (Q1 2008)US slowdown only one of several risks (Q4 07)Global growth is past its peak (Q3 07)
US downturn still pivotal for world economy (Q2 07)Fall-out from US housing slump has only just begun (Q1 07)Heading for a US slowdown (Q4 06)Boom this year, bust in 2007? (Q3 06)The changing drivers of global growth (Q2 06)Europe and Asia need to prepare for US slowdown (Q1 06)Downside risks in 2006 (Q4 05)Balance of world growth to improve (Q3 05)Growth to slow as policy stimulus fades (Q2 05)Recovery to fade as US imbalances bite (Q1 05)
It’s not just about oil (Q4 04)From cyclical strength to structural weakness (Q3 04)Strong world growth to fade in the second half of 2004 (Q2 04)2004: as good as it gets for the world economy (Q1 04)World recovery still dependent on US consumers (Q4 03)Weaker dollar will help the US at the euro-zone's expense (Q3 03)When the smoke clears, a weak global economy will be revealed (Q2 03)Stand by for weak growth – and much lower interest rates (Q1 03)Growth will be disappointing in 2003 as US consumers take fright (Q3 02)Global growth will remain markedly below trend (Q2 02)
Global recovery is still a long way off (Q1 02)