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Global Economics Update It’s probably a lot worse than the PMIs suggest As expected, after a dreadful month in March, the Flash PMIs for advanced economies got a whole lot uglier in April. While we suspect that they are not picking up the full scale of the declines in... 23rd April 2020 · 3 mins read
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Global Economics Update Modelling the shock to OECD household spending The early evidence suggests that household consumption in OECD economies may not have collapsed by as much as many fear in March. But as the boost from food stockpiling fades, overall consumer... 17th April 2020 · 4 mins read
