External shock or domestic bliss? (Q1 2007)

The UK economy appears to have built up a reasonable head of steam in recent quarters. But at the same time, concerns have grown over the threat of a slowdown in the US economy and the impact of higher UK interest rates. What, then, should we expect in 2007?

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