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This article appears in multiple services — 24 May, 2012Markit's new PMI looks to be a valuable addition US Economics > US Economics Update — 24 May, 2012Monetary Indicators Monitor (Apr.)Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Chart Book — 24 May, 2012Caught in the crossfire US Economics > US Employment Report Preview — 24 May, 2012Payrolls to rise back to underlying trend UK Consumer > UK Consumer Monthly — 24 May, 2012Spending recovery runs out of steam US Economics > US Data Response — 24 May, 2012Durable Goods Orders (Apr.)Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 24 May, 2012What should we expect from first quarter GDP in India?European Economics > European Economics Update — 24 May, 2012Can Greece survive outside the euro-zone?Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 24 May, 2012Falling inflation in Vietnam opens door to further rate cuts Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 24 May, 2012Weak zloty a cause for concern, but shouldn’t justify rate hikes

China Economics > China Economics Update — 24 May, 2012China's stimulus dilemma Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 24 May, 2012Falling PMIs show industrial demand ailing This article appears in multiple services — 24 May, 2012GDP: Second Estimate & Expenditure Breakdown (Q1)European Economics > European Data Response — 24 May, 2012Euro-zone Composite PMI & German Ifo Survey (May)China Economics > China Data Response — 24 May, 2012HSBC/Markit Flash Manufacturing PMI (May)This article appears in multiple services — 23 May, 2012How would break-up of the euro affect the rest of the world?China Economics > China Economics Update — 23 May, 2012Stimulus set to fuel recovery Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 23 May, 2012First thoughts on Egypt’s presidential elections European Economics > European Economics Update — 23 May, 2012What more can the ECB do to help?Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 23 May, 2012Retail Sales (Mar.)

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 23 May, 2012Jordan turns to the IMF and Saudi Arabia for funding Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 23 May, 2012How bad were the Q1 data for emerging Asia?Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 23 May, 2012Malaysia’s growth set to slow further Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 23 May, 2012Bank of Japan still biased towards further easing Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 23 May, 2012Argentina edging closer to recession China Economics > China Activity Monitor — 23 May, 2012April weakness prompts stimulus response Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 23 May, 2012Pre-election spending deepens structural problems in Venezuela This article appears in multiple services — 23 May, 2012MPC Minutes (May) & Retail Sales (Apr.)European Economics > European Economics Update — 22 May, 2012Would a country exiting the euro also have to leave the EU?European Economics > European Data Response — 22 May, 2012Norwegian GDP (Q1)

This article appears in multiple services — 22 May, 2012Consumer Prices & Public Finances (Apr.)Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 22 May, 2012What should we expect from first quarter GDP in Brazil?Japan Economics > Japan Chart Book — 22 May, 2012Government support propping up the economy Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 21 May, 2012Russia: April data still strong, but a slowdown imminent US Housing > US Housing Market Focus — 21 May, 2012The housing recovery will last the course This article appears in multiple services — 21 May, 2012Zigzag year to mask weak underlying trend Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 21 May, 2012Egypt’s economy disappoints in Q1 European Economics > European Economics Focus — 21 May, 2012The consequences of a euro-zone break-up US Economics > US Economics Focus — 21 May, 2012Labour's share of income to continue trending lower Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 21 May, 2012Thailand posts V-shaped recovery, but policy loosening still likely

UK Consumer > UK Consumer Update — 21 May, 2012Drop in household wealth another drag on spending Canada Economics > Canada Economics Weekly — 21 May, 2012What would a Greek euro exit mean for Canada?US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 21 May, 2012US economy should shrug off Greek exit Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 21 May, 2012Power shortages will bite hard this summer European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 21 May, 2012The exit path becomes clearer This article appears in multiple services — 21 May, 2012Euro-zone threat intensifies Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 21 May, 2012Better placed than most to weather Greece exit storm Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 18 May, 2012Strong start to the year in Chile unlikely to last Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 18 May, 2012Consumer Price Index (Apr.)Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 18 May, 2012Spanish banking links revisited

Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 18 May, 2012What would a rebalancing of China’s economy mean for Asia?Japan Economics > Bank of Japan Watch — 17 May, 2012Policy Board to take stock and reassess its options Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 17 May, 2012Policymakers have little room for manoeuvre Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 17 May, 2012How has Egypt’s economy shaped up in Q1?European Economics > European Economics Focus — 17 May, 2012What will a euro-zone break-up involve?Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 17 May, 2012Mexican economy well placed to weather external shocks European Economics > European Economics Update — 17 May, 2012Will falling bank deposits force Greece out?US Economics > US Economic Outlook — 17 May, 2012Recovery looks to be on firmer ground Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 17 May, 2012Recovery in Japan too dependent on government support This article appears in multiple services — 17 May, 2012Could the Olympic flame reignite the recovery?

Latin America Economics > Latin America Watch — 17 May, 2012From currency wars to interest rate wars European Economics > European Economics Update — 17 May, 2012Just how hard would a Greek exit hit the ECB?China Economics > China Chart Book — 16 May, 2012April disappointment European Economics > European Economics Update — 16 May, 2012Is Portugal still next in line?This article appears in multiple services — 16 May, 2012Regional Monitor (May)Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 16 May, 2012Survey of Manufacturing (Mar.)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 16 May, 2012Time running out for Egypt to secure IMF deal This article appears in multiple services — 16 May, 2012Bank of England Inflation Report (May)This article appears in multiple services — 16 May, 2012Labour Market Data (Mar./Apr.)European Economics > European Economics Update — 16 May, 2012Greece: After the election

European Economics > European Economics Focus — 15 May, 2012Why and how will the euro-zone break up?Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 15 May, 2012Greek exit risks revisited US Economics > US Economics Focus — 15 May, 2012Presidential election may make QE3 even less likely US Economics > US Data Response — 15 May, 2012Consumer Prices & Retail Sales (Apr.)UK Consumer > UK Consumer Update — 15 May, 2012Lower petrol prices to add some fuel to consumer recovery European Economics > European Economics Update — 15 May, 2012Contagion is still the key danger Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 15 May, 2012Early signs of overheating in Saudi Arabia This article appears in multiple services — 15 May, 2012Trade (Mar.)Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 15 May, 2012Q1 GDP data just the tip of the iceberg European Economics > European Data Response — 15 May, 2012Euro-zone GDP (Q1) & German ZEW (May)

This article appears in multiple services — 15 May, 2012What would a Grexit mean for the UK?Japan Economics > Japan Data Response — 15 May, 2012Consumer Confidence (Apr.)Canada Economics > Canada Economics Focus — 14 May, 2012Canada's outperformance may not last much longer Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 14 May, 2012Austerity without growth won’t work for Slovenia UK Consumer > UK Consumer Analyst — 14 May, 2012Recovery in sight, but more pain to come first European Economics > European Economics Update — 14 May, 2012Higher German inflation won’t rescue the periphery Latin America Economics > Latin America Analyst — 14 May, 2012Weaker global economy to expose local vulnerabilities European Economics > European Data Response — 14 May, 2012Euro-zone Industrial Production (Mar.)Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 14 May, 2012Will the Reserve Bank‘s support for the rupee succeed?China Economics > China Economics Update — 14 May, 2012Required reserve ratio cut not enough to trigger rebound

Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 14 May, 2012Does the Chiang Mai bailout fund matter?Canada Economics > Canada Economics Weekly — 14 May, 2012Interest rate expectations still too high US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 14 May, 2012Falling gasoline prices to support the recovery European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 14 May, 2012Has Greece already crossed the Rubicon?This article appears in multiple services — 14 May, 2012Inflation Report to show MPC in wait and see mode Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 14 May, 2012Safe haven demand to lift yen further China Economics > China Economics Update — 11 May, 2012Hong Kong falters in Q1 Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 11 May, 2012Labour Force Survey (Apr.)Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 11 May, 2012Turkey’s rebalancing more difficult from now on Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 11 May, 2012Malaysian central bank is playing a waiting game

China Economics > China Economics Update — 11 May, 2012April slump to prompt more easing This article appears in multiple services — 11 May, 2012Producer Prices (Apr.) & Construction (Mar.)US Economics > US Data Response — 10 May, 2012International Trade (Mar.)Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 10 May, 2012International Merchandise Trade (Mar.)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Data Response — 10 May, 2012Egypt Consumer Prices (Apr.)Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Watch — 10 May, 2012Q1 GDP data should impress – but can it last?Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 10 May, 2012Economic outlook improving but challenges remain This article appears in multiple services — 10 May, 2012QE3 likely later this year Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 10 May, 2012China’s commodity imports drop back China Economics > China Data Response — 10 May, 2012Foreign Trade (Apr.)

This article appears in multiple services — 10 May, 2012Industrial Production (Mar.)Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 10 May, 2012Bank of Korea inflation worries to dissipate Canada Economics > Canada Chart Book — 09 May, 2012Housing market continues to raise eyebrows Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 09 May, 2012Is this Poland’s “ECB moment”?Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 09 May, 2012Is Putin 2.0 for real?This article appears in multiple services — 09 May, 2012Is household debt a problem?Latin America Economics > Latin America Focus — 09 May, 2012Can Chile get rich off commodities?This article appears in multiple services — 09 May, 2012BRC Retail Sales Monitor (Apr.)Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 08 May, 2012Opening up Mexican oil sector could pump growth Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 08 May, 2012Increase in Egypt’s FX reserves unlikely to be sustained

Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 08 May, 2012Australia on course for a budget surplus in 2012-13 European Economics > European Economics Update — 08 May, 2012Greek election deadlock raises euro exit risk China Economics > China Economics Update — 08 May, 2012Inflation Monitor (Apr.)European Economics > European Data Response — 08 May, 2012German Industrial Production (Mar.)This article appears in multiple services — 08 May, 2012MPC won’t pause for long Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 08 May, 2012Counting the cost of Argentina’s trade barriers Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 07 May, 2012Strong GDP growth in Indonesia, but will it last?Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 07 May, 2012Is expropriation a risk in Asia?Canada Economics > Canada Economics Weekly — 07 May, 2012GDP growth set to rise this quarter before fall back US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 07 May, 2012Demand for credit strengthening

European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 07 May, 2012Austerity is the best policy This article appears in multiple services — 07 May, 2012A tricky decision for the MPC Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 07 May, 2012A bumpy ride for growth Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 04 May, 2012Global growth steady, US-Europe divergence persists China Economics > China Watch — 04 May, 2012Is weak loan demand holding back the recovery?US Economics > US Data Response — 04 May, 2012Employment Report (Apr.)Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 04 May, 2012Balance tips in favour of Polish rates staying on hold Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 04 May, 2012Growing risk of fiscal crises in the oil-poor Arab countries European Economics > European Economics Update — 03 May, 2012ECB: 'Austerity' wins the day Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 03 May, 2012Bulgaria: back into recession

This article appears in multiple services — 03 May, 2012Back into recession in Q1 Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 03 May, 2012Mexican industry to outperform This article appears in multiple services — 03 May, 2012CIPS/Markit Report on Services (Apr.)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Data Response — 03 May, 2012UAE HSBC/Markit PMI (Apr.)European Economics > European Economics Update — 02 May, 2012Bank bond purchases could deepen the crisis Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 02 May, 2012Brazilian manufacturing suffers a relapse European Economics > European Chart Book — 02 May, 2012Weakening outlook fuels growth calls Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 02 May, 2012Rising wages could be a small bright spot for the economy Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 02 May, 2012Bank of Thailand in no rush to change policy stance This article appears in multiple services — 02 May, 2012Monetary Indicators Monitor (Apr.)

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