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Global Economics Focus History does not support pessimism about productivity potential Pessimism about the potential for future productivity growth and hence increases in living standards, based on recent poor productivity performance, is not well-founded. It provides no good reason to... 1st November 2017 · 26 mins read
Global Economics Update Global economy to remain in good shape The world economy looks to have maintained momentum in Q3. We expect another strong quarter to round off the year, and then for global growth to slow only modestly throughout 2018. 31st October 2017 · 1 min read
Global Economics Update Catalonia impasse is not a new euro-zone crisis We think that financial markets are right to take a relaxed view of the constitutional crisis in Catalonia. The economic fallout for Spain itself should be small, and the risks to the euro-zone are... 30th October 2017 · 1 min read
Global Economics Update “Global QE” to slow only gradually Taking account of the ECB’s decision yesterday and of recent changes to our forecasts for Japan, we still think that the scale of central bank asset purchases under QE programmes in advanced economies... 27th October 2017 · 1 min read
