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Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 18 Apr, 2012Hungarian government still too sanguine on IMF deal Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 12 Apr, 2012Balanced growth suggests Mexico will continue to outperform Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 09 Apr, 2012Burma - Asian tiger or basket case?Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 15 Mar, 2012Ukraine is running out of options Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 12 Mar, 2012How have last year's natural disasters affected Asia?European Economics > European Economics Update — 24 Feb, 2012Greece still in a "debt trap"Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 17 Feb, 2012Hungary concedes ground to the EC, but barriers still lie ahead Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Analyst — 16 Feb, 2012'Arab Spring' puts the focus on near-term divergence Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 16 Feb, 2012Could a Greek default be another Lehman's moment?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 25 Jan, 2012Syria: A prolonged crisis is on the cards

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 12 Jan, 2012IMF will need to address Egypt's external funding problems Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Focus — 20 Dec, 2011The economic consequences of Russia's unrest Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 19 Dec, 2011Kim Jong-il's death adds to Korean uncertainty China Economics > China Economics Update — 14 Dec, 2011Global slowdown will expose failure to boost consumption China Economics > China Economics Update — 14 Dec, 2011Policymakers embrace pro-growth stance Japan Economics > Japan Economics Focus — 13 Dec, 2011Will Japan be the next domino to fall?European Economics > European Economics Focus — 28 Nov, 2011How and when will the euro-zone break up?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 28 Nov, 2011Break-up worries finally hitting the euro Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 21 Nov, 2011Egypt election concerns add to already high financing risks China Economics > China Chart Book — 21 Nov, 2011Policy starts to turn

Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 21 Nov, 2011Recent free-trade initiatives are over-hyped Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 07 Nov, 2011Assessing the fallout from Thailand's flood disaster Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 04 Nov, 2011Kicking the Cannes down the road Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 02 Nov, 2011Will the G20 achieve anything in Cannes?European Economics > European Economics Update — 01 Nov, 2011Greek referendum throws whole rescue plan into doubt Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 31 Oct, 2011Russia: WTO gains depend on wider economic reform This article appears in multiple services — 31 Oct, 2011Rebalancing knocked off course Global Economics > Global Economics Focus — 24 Oct, 2011Does a sovereign debt crisis always cause a financial crisis?This article appears in multiple services — 12 Oct, 2011Regional Monitor (Sep.)European Economics > European Economics Update — 04 Oct, 2011Greek budget does not eliminate near-term default risks

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 26 Sep, 2011Increasing female participation in Saudi could boost growth Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 22 Sep, 2011Asia growth forecasts cut amid weak global outlook Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Focus — 21 Sep, 2011Lessons from the Fall of the Wall Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 30 Aug, 2011Old economic problems for a new leader European Economics > European Economics Update — 18 Aug, 2011Is Ireland over the worst?China Economics > China Economics Update — 16 Aug, 2011How could China help the rest of the world?This article appears in multiple services — 15 Aug, 2011Is the UK on the ratings hit-list?European Economics > European Economics Update — 01 Aug, 2011Can the new rescue package solve Greece’s problems?This article appears in multiple services — 04 Jul, 2011Can Asia avoid the middle-income trap?Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 04 Oct, 2010Can high growth in India survive the state sector problems?

This article appears in multiple services — 31 Aug, 2010Pension funds vulnerable to renewed economic slowdown China Economics > China Economics Update — 18 Jun, 2010How many young workers are there?Latin America Economics > Latin America Focus — 17 May, 2010Clinging to the coattails of China?UK Consumer > UK Consumer Focus — 25 Feb, 2010As many Eastern Europeans going as coming This article appears in multiple services — 25 Feb, 2010As many Eastern Europeans going as coming UK Economics > UK Economics Focus — 13 Oct, 2009Spare capacity could yet turn inflation negative US Economics > US Economics Focus — 24 Aug, 2009Fall in potential growth unlikely to force Fed's hand US Economics > US Economics Focus — 16 Jun, 2009The US could take years to recover from its debt hangover European Economics > European Economics Focus — 07 May, 2009Italy: is something moving under the surface?This article appears in multiple services — 01 Apr, 2009The next decade (Q2 2009)

Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Focus — 04 Mar, 2009Time to tear up the growth model?UK Consumer > UK Consumer Focus — 18 Dec, 2008How to spot a recovery – the evidence from past recessions This article appears in multiple services — 19 Nov, 2008Falling immigration won't stop unemployment rising UK Consumer > UK Consumer Update — 19 Nov, 2008Falling immigration won't stop unemployment rising UK Economics > UK Economics Focus — 09 Sep, 2008Lower trend growth won’t stop inflation falling This article appears in multiple services — 06 Aug, 2008Productivity slowdown won’t stop employment falling Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Focus — 04 Jun, 2008Romania: a 21st century manufacturing hub?This article appears in multiple services — 20 May, 2008Further signs that immigration has peaked UK Consumer > UK Consumer Update — 20 May, 2008Further signs that immigration has peaked UK Consumer > UK Consumer Update — 04 Apr, 2008Wide wage differentials won't stop migration falling

This article appears in multiple services — 02 Apr, 2008Mind the gap (Q2 2008)This article appears in multiple services — 21 Feb, 2008Migrant flows - the UK’s loss is Poland’s gain European Economics > European Economics Focus — 22 Oct, 2007Is stronger euro-zone productivity growth here to stay?Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Focus — 04 Jul, 2007Turkey: the end of a golden era?UK Economics > UK Economics Focus — 06 Jun, 2007Influx of migrants to widen current account deficit Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Focus — 23 May, 2007Labour market reform critical to Polish prospects European Economics > European Economics Focus — 11 May, 2007Europe's demographic time bomb This article appears in multiple services — 02 Apr, 2007The shape of things to come – The UK economy over the next 20 years (Q2 2007)UK Economics > UK Economics Focus — 03 Jan, 2007Net migration has probably peaked UK Economics > UK Economics Focus — 27 Mar, 2006Immigration to keep wage pressures subdued

This article appears in multiple services — 27 Jun, 2005Getting Older - the economic consequences of an ageing population (Q3 05)UK Economics > UK Economics Focus — 13 Jun, 2005Productivity boost around the corner

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