Canada Economics Weekly Canada Weekly: Trump aggression sparks long-term re-think The aggression shown towards Canada by President Donald Trump this week has raised big questions around the country's future in three key areas: trade, investment and defence. While some of the plans... 7th February 2025 · 5 mins read
Africa Economics Weekly Africa Weekly: SA SONA: Growth, fiscal discipline and Trump President Ramaphosa used his State of the Nation Address (SONA) to recommit to fiscal discipline and investment-led growth, but the government will struggle to balance the two objectives. And we doubt... 7th February 2025 · 5 mins read
Latin America Economics Weekly Latin America Weekly: Tariffs paused, Milei & the cepo While Mexico avoided a 25% US import tariff on Monday with a last minute deal, the threat hasn’t gone away. Were a 25% tariff to come into force, that would tip the economy into recession. And the... 7th February 2025 · 5 mins read
Europe Economics Weekly Europe Weekly: Euro-zone wage growth set to ease significantly Despite the focus on r* recently at the ECB, we think that wage inflation will be a more important guide for monetary policy. And the ECB’s wage tracker released earlier this week suggests that wage... 7th February 2025 · 8 mins read
Event Drop-In: German election 2025 – The new government’s domestic and global challenges 1740391200 Will the federal election outcome bring any clarity to Germany’s existential economic and political questions?
Event Global Drop-In: Long Run Outlook – The global economic order post-Trump 1741705200 Imagine a world after Donald Trump. The returned president’s rapidly unfolding policy agenda will have bearing on the US and global economies in the near-term.
Event Drop-In: Trump, Putin, the Ukraine war and the European defence question 1740063600 Donald Trump has sent shockwaves through European corridors of power with his moves to re-engage with Vladimir Putin, his efforts to end the war in Ukraine, and his threats to
Event Drop-In: What next for oil prices? 1746619200 We’d been warning for months about the supply risks to oil prices, so Saturday's OPEC+ decision to add 410,000 barrels per day from June wasn't surprising in that sense.
Event Drop-In: The Future of Europe – Is the renewed optimism justified? 1747922400 The shift in sentiment toward Europe – from deep pessimism to renewed optimism – has been striking.
Event Drop-In: LatAm Outlook – Trade war, elections & debt risks 1750255200 Latin America’s economies have proven surprisingly resilient through the first half of the year and the region’s financial markets have been among the world’s be
China Economics Weekly China Weekly: Holiday data softer than headlines suggest Consumer activity over the Lunar New Year holiday was widely interpreted as strong. But much like the latest PMIs, it is actually consistent with a slowdown in growth at the start of 2025. Visit our... 7th February 2025 · 5 mins read
Australia & New Zealand Economics Weekly ANZ Weekly: RBA will look past strong household spending data Provisional household spending data published this week suggest that private consumption may have picked up more strongly in Q4 than the Reserve Bank of Australia had anticipated. However, given the... 7th February 2025 · 4 mins read
Canada Chart Pack Canada Chart Pack (Feb. 2025) The threat of US tariffs will hang over the economy for the foreseeable future, weighing on confidence and reducing investment. We have therefore revised down our GDP growth forecast for 2025 to 1.5%... 6th February 2025 · 1 min read
UK Economics Chart Pack UK Economics Chart Pack (Feb. 2025) Despite the recent weak news on activity and the uncertainty around the global outlook due to Trump’s US import tariffs, the stronger news on domestic price pressures means the Bank of England will... 5th February 2025 · 1 min read
US Rapid Response ISM Services Index (Jan. 2025) The fall in the ISM services index to 52.8 in December lends some support to our view that GDP growth will slow in the next couple of quarters, albeit with the caveat that the surveys have proved to... 5th February 2025 · 2 mins read
