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https://www.capitaleconomics.com/newsroom/reeves-places-long-term-bet-uk-renewal-will-voters-notice Reeves places a long-term bet on UK ‘renewal’. Will voters notice? | Capital Economics Ruth Gregory at Capital Economics said the chancellor will probably be forced to top up spending later in the parliament given the frontloaded nature of the... a longcapital economicsreevesplacesterm https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-economics/uk-economics-weekly/inflation-expectations-will-fall-but-the-mpc-wont-wait Inflation expectations will fall, but the MPC won't wait | Capital Economics inflation expectationscapital economicsfallmpcwait https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-europe-economics/emerging-europe-economics-update/polish-interest-rates-on-ice Polish interest rates on ice | Capital Economics Adding to dovish comments by monetary policy committee members, the statement following today’s decision to leave interest rates on hold in Poland points to a... interest rateson icecapital economicspolish https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/canada-economics-focus/trudeaunomics-dead-whatever-happens Trudeaunomics is dead, whatever happens | Capital Economics *This Focus features additional analysis added following the announcement of a snap election for April 28th.* is deadwhatever happenscapital economics https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-housing/uk-housing-market-data-response/rics-housing-survey-brc-retail-sales-feb RICS Housing Survey & BRC Retail Sales (Feb.) | Capital Economics House prices fell a little further in February and activity levels remained static at depressed levels. Consistent with that, the BRC survey brought further... retail salescapital economicsricshousingsurvey https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-asia-economics/emerging-asia-economics-weekly/indias-tightening-cycle-looks-nearly-over India's tightening cycle looks nearly over | Capital Economics The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will probably lift its two policy rates by another 25bp this week. Inflation remains too high while the economic upswing,... capital economicsindiatighteningcyclelooks https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/nordic-swiss-economics-update/snb-focuses-inflation-and-raises-rates SNB focuses on inflation and raises rates | Capital Economics This morning’s 50bp interest rate hike by the Swiss National Bank (SNB), to 1.50%, was in line with expectations and shows that, like the ECB and Fed, Swiss... focuses oncapital economicssnbinflationraises https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/japan-economics/japan-economics-update/falling-exports-turn-trade-balance-negative Falling exports turn trade balance negative | Capital Economics Japan registered her first seasonally-adjusted trade deficit in two years in April. Exports not only failed to increase after the initial disruption caused by... trade balancecapital economicsfallingexportsturn https://www.capitaleconomics.com/newsroom/fears-economy-ons-halves-estimate-household-savings Fears for economy as ONS halves estimate for household savings | Capital Economics “It’s not clear to me that households are sitting on a massive wodge of cash,” Paul Dales, chief UK economist at Capital Economics, a research outfit, said. capital economicsfearseconomyonshalves https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/us-economics/us-data-response/us-employment-report-june-2 US Employment Report (June) | Capital Economics capital economicsemploymentreportjune https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/commodities-update/el-nino-puts-your-mochaccino-risk El Niño puts your mochaccino at risk | Capital Economics If the weather forecasters are right, El Niño conditions have arrived in the Pacific and are set to build over the next few months. The negative impact on... at riskcapital economicsputsmochaccino https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/latin-america-economics/latin-america-update/chile-prepares-the-ground-for-rate-hikes Chile prepares the ground for rate hikes | Capital Economics The statement accompanying the decision by Chile’s central bank to hold its policy interest rate at 2.50% flagged that a tightening cycle will begin in the... prepares the groundcapital economicschileratehikes https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/capital-daily/capital-daily-publication/lat-am-equities-shrug-off-china-worries-but-still-vulnerable Lat Am equities shrug off China worries, but still vulnerable | Capital Economics shrug offcapital economicslatequitieschina https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/european-economics/european-data-response/italian-spanish-dutch-gdp-q3 Italian, Spanish & Dutch GDP (Q3) | Capital Economics italian spanishcapital economicsdutchgdp https://www.gladwininternational.com/mandate/aai2nqdc68durzoe Director Jobs in Bengaluru | Fintech Strategic Finance and Cohort Capital Economics Director role in Bengaluru, India. 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Lead strategic finance for a growing fintech platform, connecting customer-cohort economics,... director jobsstrategic financecapital economicsbengalurufintech https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/emerging-europe-rapid-response/manufacturing-pmis-jun Manufacturing PMIs (Jun.) | Capital Economics Renewed weakness in CEE industry The batch of manufacturing PMIs for June suggest that Turkey’s manufacturing sector continued to hold up well, but the they... capital economicsmanufacturingpmisjun https://www.intellinews.com/gulf-economies-to-shrink-5-this-year-as-iran-war-drags-on-capital-economics-says-469892/?source=tunisia bne IntelliNews - Gulf economies to shrink 5% this year as Iran war drags on, Capital Economics says The Gulf economies will shrink by about 5% this year, a slump on a par with the pandemic, as the Iran war drags on with no decisive end in sight, ... bne intellinewsthis yeariran wardrags oncapital economics https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/japan-economics/japan-data-response/tokyo-cpi-jul Tokyo CPI (Jul.) | Capital Economics There was a broad-based rise in price pressures in the capital region last month. But while the rise in energy inflation won’t be sustained, the recent pick-up... capital economicstokyocpijul https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/european-economics/european-economics-update/ec-sanctions-won-t-cure-the-euro-zone-s-imbalances EC sanctions won’t cure the euro-zone’s imbalances | Capital Economics Proposed EC sanctions for euro-zone countries with high public debt, large current account deficits or housing market bubbles are being sold as a key step... the eurocapital economicssanctionscureimbalances https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/commodities-overview/commodities-economics-chart-book/more-rollercoaster-than-super-cycle More rollercoaster than super-cycle | Capital Economics Commodity prices are ending 2011 with a whimper. Over the year as a whole the only major commodities to show significant increases are Brent crude and gold.... super cyclecapital economicsrollercoaster https://api.capitaleconomics.com/podcast/weekly-briefing-podcast/september-fed-hike-table-yen-rescue-em-risks Is a September Fed hike off the table? The yen rescue. EM risks. | Capital Economics A jam-packed episode begins with Group Chief Economist Neil Shearing joining David Wilder to discuss what a surprisingly weak US employment report means for... off the tablecapital economicsseptemberfedhike https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/canada-economics-update/housing-watch-aug Housing Watch (Aug.) | Capital Economics Housing market coming back into balance The decline in the home sales-to-new listing ratio in July supports our forecast that house price growth will slow over... capital economicshousingwatchaug https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/canada-economics/canada-data-response/survey-of-manufacturing-jan Survey of Manufacturing (Jan.) | Capital Economics January's survey of manufacturers indicates that production continued to recover lost ground early in the New Year. Much of this strength is attributed to the... capital economicssurveymanufacturingjan https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/us-economics/us-data-response/mortgage-delinquency-rates-q2 Mortgage Delinquency Rates (Q2) | Capital Economics capital economicsmortgagedelinquencyrates https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/latin-america-economics/latin-america-update/brazilian-industry-still-feeling-the-strain-of-a-strong-real Brazilian industry still feeling the strain of a strong real | Capital Economics While Brazil’s industrial sector appears to have made a decent contribution to growth in Q1, it seems that it will be a drag in Q2 and perhaps beyond.... the strainreal capitalbrazilianindustrystill https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-asia-economics/emerging-asia-economics-weekly/is-japan-heading-for-recession Is Japan heading for recession? | Capital Economics capital economicsjapanheadingrecession https://api.capitaleconomics.com/about-us/our-team/william-jackson?page=7 William Jackson | Capital Economics William Jackson is Capital Economics’ Chief Emerging Markets Economist. He leads a team of economists covering Emerging Europe, Latin America, the Middle East... william jacksoncapital economics https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-economics/uk-economics-update/chancellor-to-confess-to-breaking-the-rules Chancellor to confess to breaking the rules | Capital Economics As Northern Rock’s £100bn of liabilities have already been taken onto the Government’s books, nationalisation does not change anything from an accounting point... breaking the rulescapital economicschancellorconfess https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/us-economics/us-data-response/international-trade-jan-2 International Trade (Jan.) | Capital Economics The increase in the monthly trade deficit to a five-month high of $46.3bn in January, from 40.3bn, owed very little to the rising cost of imported oil.... international tradecapital economicsjan https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-asia-economics/emerging-asia-economics-weekly/japanese-economy-can-live-with-a-stronger-yen Japanese economy can live with a stronger yen | Capital Economics japanese economycan livecapital economicsstrongeryen https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/european-economics/european-data-response/german-ifo-survey-sep-2 German Ifo Survey (Sep.) | Capital Economics capital economicsgermanifosurveysep https://www.capitaleconomics.com/newsroom/how-poland-became-one-europes-biggest-success-stories How Poland became one of Europe's biggest success stories | Capital Economics Nicholas Farr, emerging Europe economist at Capital Economics, said: “While it’s difficult to know how the economy would have performed without EU membership,... success storiescapital economicspolandbecameone https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/european-economics/european-economics-weekly/q4-strength-raises-platform-for-growth-this-year Q4 strength raises platform for growth this year | Capital Economics this yearcapital economicsstrengthraisesplatform https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/middle-east-north-africa-economics-weekly/egypt-privatisations-dubai-real-estate Egypt privatisations, Dubai real estate | Capital Economics Note: We’ll be discussing macro and market risks around El Niño’s return in a 20-minute briefing on Wednesday, 19th July. 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Egypt getting... real estatecapital economicsegyptprivatisationsdubai https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/canada-economics/bank-of-canada-watch/another-forceful-rate-hike-coming Another forceful rate hike coming | Capital Economics Further upside surprise in core inflation points to another 50bp hikeHousing slump begins, but won’t stop march back to neutralWe expect slower pace of... capital economicsanotherforcefulratehike https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/australia-new-zealand-economics-weekly/rba-has-more-work-do-economy-holding RBA has more work to do as economy is holding up | Capital Economics The monthly inflation indicator released on Wednesday showed a plunge in headline inflation, but as it happens that fall was driven precisely by the two... work to doholding upcapital economicsrbaeconomy https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/africa-economics-update/kwanza-slump-adds-clouds-over-angolas-outlook Kwanza slump adds to clouds over Angola’s outlook | Capital Economics Angola’s recent 40% devaluation of the kwanza will add to inflation pressures and prompt the central bank to tighten monetary policy aggressively, all of which... clouds overcapital economicskwanzaslumpadds https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-economics/uk-data-response/uk-mortgage-lending-march-2 UK Mortgage lending (March) | Capital Economics mortgage lendingcapital economicsmarch https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/middle-east-north-africa-economics/middle-east-economics-update/uae-banks-better-placed-to-weather-a-fresh-global-crisis UAE banks better placed to weather a fresh global crisis | Capital Economics The UAE’s banks are better prepared to face the fallout of the euro-zone debt crisis than they were during the financial crisis of 2008. However, lending to... global crisiscapital economicsuaebanksbetter https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-europe-economics/emerging-europe-economics-focus/does-emerging-europe-need-the-euro Does Emerging Europe need the euro? | Capital Economics In contrast to the prevailing consensus, we believe that there is compelling evidence to suggest that the preservation of sovereign currencies – as opposed to... the eurocapital economicsemergingeuropeneed https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/capital-daily/capital-daily-publication/bernanke-unlikely-to-pave-the-way-for-qe3 Bernanke unlikely to pave the way for QE3 | Capital Economics pave the waycapital economicsbernankeunlikely https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/global-commercial-property-focus/which-global-self-storage-markets-are-ready-blast Which global self-storage markets are ready for blast off? | Capital Economics The Nordics and Switzerland stand out amongst a set of 19 global self-storage markets for their potential growth over the next 5-10 years. These markets will... self storageready forblast offcapital economicsglobal https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/capital-daily/investors-are-getting-yen-right-wrong-reasons Investors are getting the yen right for the wrong reasons | Capital Economics Renewed murmurs of additional tweaks to the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) Yield Curve Control (YCC) policy are giving further impetus to the yen’s recent rally. Though... the yenwrong reasonscapital economicsinvestorsgetting https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/energy-update/asia-lng-price-premium-ttf-persist Asia LNG price premium to TTF to persist | Capital Economics The spot price of Asia LNG should trade at a premium to Europe’s TTF gas at end-2023 given stronger demand growth in Asia and the fact that LNG is more costly... price premiumcapital economicsasialngttf https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/european-commercial-property/european-commercial-property-update/spanish-industrial-rental-downturn-has-further-to-run-11 Spanish industrial rental downturn has further to run | Capital Economics July’s fall in Spanish industrial production extended the recent run of disappointing manufacturing data. The deteriorating outlook for occupier demand... further tocapital economicsspanishindustrialrental https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-economics/uk-economics-update/higher-population-projections-point-to-stronger-potential-growth Higher population projections point to stronger potential growth | Capital Economics population projectionsgrowth capitalhigherpointstronger https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/us-economics-focus/trumponomics-rhetoric-versus-reality?token=pCVa06k5sRmQ7cK8Wuxw Trumponomics: Rhetoric versus reality | Capital Economics If implemented in full on day one, Donald Trump’s trade, immigration and fiscal policies would together be stagflationary. We suspect that he will be forced to... capital economicstrumponomicsrhetoricversusreality https://insidersiq.gr/capital-economics-i-veltiosi-ton-dimosion-ikonomikon-stin-ellada-tha-sinechisti-grafimata-fbclidiwar1-v-nfwkadyag1ynjccdm0-fi5vvgmykzb-beljd-96vdvqcvgi_exz6q/ Capital Economics: Η βελτίωση των δημόσιων οικονομικών στην Ελλάδα θα συνεχιστεί (γραφήματα) –... Dec 13, 2023 - Η Ελλάδα θα συνεχίσει να έχει καλύτερες επιδόσεις από την ευρύτερη οικονομία της ευρωζώνης για τα επόμενα δύο χρόνια και το δημόσιο χρέος θα μειωθεί, προβλέπει... capital economics https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/australia-new-zealand-economics-update/will-public-and-foreign-demand-prevent Will public and foreign demand prevent a recession? | Capital Economics With inflation cooling, the government may soon become more willing to support the economy, but we doubt it will provide as much support as it did during the... capital economicspublicforeigndemandprevent https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/china-economics/china-chart-book/smaller-firms-feel-tightening-squeeze Smaller firms feel tightening squeeze | Capital Economics China’s attempts to rein in off-balance-sheet lending by banks have compounded the difficulties faced by smaller firms that were already cut off from formal... capital economicssmallerfirmsfeeltightening https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/europe-economics-weekly/outlook-beyond-q1-bleak-more-italy-energy-support Outlook beyond Q1 bleak, more Italy energy support | Capital Economics Expansion in Q1 likely… capital economicsoutlookbeyondbleakitaly https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/europe-rapid-response/norway-consumer-prices-june Norway Consumer Prices (June) | Capital Economics This page has been updated with additional analysis since first publication. Core inflation again stronger than expected capital economicsnorwayconsumerpricesjune https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/australia-new-zealand-data-response/australia-labour-market-mar-23 Australia Labour Market (Mar. 23) | Capital Economics Resilient labour market will prompt RBA to hike rates further in May The strength in March’s labour market data will probably prompt the Reserve Bank of... labour marketcapital economicsaustralia https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/capital-daily/capital-daily-publication/us-core-inflation-data-likely-to-remain-benign US core inflation data likely to remain benign | Capital Economics core inflationcapital economicsdatalikelyremain https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/capital-daily/some-lessons-rba-and-rbnz-global-yield-curves Some lessons from the RBA and RBNZ for global yield curves | Capital Economics We think the euro-zone unemployment rate edged down last month (10.00 BST) The ISM Services Index was probably consistent with a stagnation in GDP in April... some lessonsfrom theyield curvescapital economicsrba https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/us-economics/us-economics-weekly/fed-to-cut-rates-to-3-this-year Fed to cut rates to 3% this year | Capital Economics this yearcapital economicsfedcutrates https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/uk-commercial-property-update/ai-set-transform-real-estate-landscape AI set to transform the real estate landscape | Capital Economics The diffusion of AI technologies should be a fillip for the global economy over the coming years. That will bring benefits for real estate performance in... the real estateset tocapital economicstransformlandscape https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/european-commercial-property/european-commercial-property-update/which-markets-are-most-at-risk-from-excess-retail-supply Which markets are most at risk from excess retail supply? | Capital Economics Yesterday’s retail sales data showed that domestic demand is weakening across most of Europe. And there is little reason to expect the pace of household... at riskcapital economicsmarketsexcessretail https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/metals/metals-chart-book/investors-turn-even-more-bearish-on-metals Investors turn even more bearish on metals | Capital Economics For the most part, metals prices declined in August in the wake of escalating trade tensions and signs that economic growth in China is losing momentum.... even morecapital economicsinvestorsturnbearish https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-economics/uk-data-response/uk-mpc-minutes-nov UK MPC Minutes (Nov.) | Capital Economics capital economicsmpcminutesnov https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/capital-daily/capital-daily-publication/us-economy-can-wait-two-weeks-for-a-rate-cut US economy can wait two weeks for a rate cut | Capital Economics us economycan waittwo weeksrate cutcapital economics https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/japan-economics/japan-data-response/labour-cash-earnings-aug Labour Cash Earnings (Aug) | Capital Economics August's headline data on labour cash earnings were weaker than expected but the breakdown is reassuring and the underlying trends in employment income are... capital economicslabourcashearningsaug https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/rba-watch/cash-rate-will-peak-485-september Cash rate will peak at 4.85% by September | Capital Economics Labour market still very tight and unit labour cost growth surging Inflation plunged in May but underlying measures moderating less rapidly Bank will deliver... cash ratecapital economicspeakseptember https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-asia-economics/emerging-asia-economics-update/bank-indonesia-policy-rates-to-rise-soon Bank Indonesia policy rates to rise soon | Capital Economics Today’s decision by Bank Indonesia (BI) to hold its reference rate steady at 6.75% was anticipated given recent downside surprises in headline inflation.... bank indonesiapolicy ratescapital economicsrisesoon https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/european-commercial-property/european-commercial-property-update/frankfurt-to-lead-germanys-office-rental-recovery Frankfurt to lead Germany's office rental recovery | Capital Economics The relative importance of the banking and financial services industries to the Frankfurt office market could mean that occupier demand will recover faster... office rentalcapital economicsfrankfurtleadgermany https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/latin-america-economics/latin-america-update/colombia-interest-rate-convergence-justified-by-fundamentals Colombia: Interest rate convergence justified by fundamentals | Capital Economics Colombian interest rates are converging towards those in Chile and Peru. While the strength of the peso has kept Colombian rates down this year, a more general... interest ratecapital economicscolombiaconvergencejustified https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-markets/uk-markets-chart-book/markets-reassess-recovery-prospects Markets reassess recovery prospects | Capital Economics The recent falls in UK equity prices, interest rate expectations and gilt yields have not simply been a response to the Japanese earthquake. Indeed, all had... capital economicsmarketsreassessrecoveryprospects https://eworkcapital.com/author/veronika-fenyves/ Veronika Fenyves – Economics & Working Capital working capitalveronikaeconomics https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/uk-economics-weekly/interest-rate-medicine-starting-work Interest rate medicine is starting to work | Capital Economics This week’s bigger fall in UK rate expectations, bond yields and the exchange rate compared to elsewhere is largely due to the markets deciding that a weaker... interest rateto workcapital economicsmedicinestarting https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/us-economics/us-data-response/durable-goods-orders-june Durable Goods Orders (June.) | Capital Economics The fall in durable goods orders in June confirms that the US economy is still struggling. But the numbers do not alter our estimate that annualised GDP growth... durable goodscapital economicsordersjune https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-economics/uk-economics-weekly/uk-not-alone-in-seeing-inflation-fears-rise UK not alone in seeing inflation fears rise | Capital Economics Last week’s decision by the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to leave interest rates on hold again will have done nothing to ease concerns that the Committee is... not alonecapital economicsseeinginflationfears https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/uk-economics/uk-economics-chart-book/spending-slowdown-seems-underway Spending slowdown seems underway | Capital Economics The weather-related volatility of the past few months has made reading the underlying trend of consumer spending difficult. However, it is increasingly looking... capital economicsspendingslowdownseemsunderway https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-asia-economics/emerging-asia-economics-update/the-philippines-is-in-no-rush-to-lift-policy-rates The Philippines is in no rush to lift policy rates | Capital Economics As expected, the Philippines’ central bank (BSP) kept its key policy rate on hold at 4.0% today. The upswing will probably stay strong while inflation risks... the philippinesno rushpolicy ratescapital economicslift https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-asia-economics/emerging-asia-economics-update/interest-rates-in-indonesia-to-come-down-further-next-year Interest rates in Indonesia to come down further next year | Capital Economics After cutting interest rates by a cumulative 75bp at its last two meetings, Bank Indonesia (BI) kept its key reference rate on hold today, as expected.... interest ratesto comenext yearcapital economicsindonesia https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/nordic-swiss-economics/nordic-swiss-economics-weekly/riksbank-shifts-up-gears-but-rate-summit-is-in-sight Riksbank shifts up gears but rate “summit” is in sight | Capital Economics Riksbank eyeing a sharp but short tightening cycle The Grand Départ of the Tour de France from Copenhagen today is the first time that the race has started in... in sightcapital economicsriksbankshiftsgears https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/commodities-weekly/oil-will-be-scarcer-previously-expected Oil will be scarcer than previously expected | Capital Economics The surprise announcement last weekend by OPEC+ countries that they would make voluntary oil production cuts, even before the OPEC advisory committee met on... will becapital economicsoilscarcerpreviously https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-europe-economics/emerging-europe-economic-outlook/growth-outlook-good-bubble-fears-overdone-q3-2007 Growth outlook good, bubble fears overdone (Q3 2007) | Capital Economics The rally in emerging market equities following September’s Fed rate cut has prompted fears of a nascent bubble in emerging market assets. In Emerging Europe,... capital economicsgrowthoutlookgoodbubble https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-asia-economics/emerging-asia-economics-update/chinas-may-surplus-nothing-out-of-the-extra-ordinary China's May surplus nothing out of the (extra)ordinary | Capital Economics out ofthe extracapital economicschinamay https://www.capitaleconomics.com/clients/publications/emerging-europe-economics/emerging-europe-economics-update/slovakia-and-romania-q2-gdp-a-mixed-bag Slovakia and Romania: Q2 GDP a mixed bag | Capital Economics mixed bagcapital economicsslovakiaromaniagdp https://www.capitaleconomics.com/publications/fx-markets-weekly-wrap/us-dollar-climbs-amid-unease-markets US dollar climbs amid unease in markets | Capital Economics ​The US dollar looks poised to end the week stronger against most major currencies, with the DXY Index on track for its biggest weekly rise since the index... us dollarcapital economicsclimbsamidunease https://api.capitaleconomics.com/publications/middle-east-north-africa-economic-outlook/gulf-set-sluggish-recovery-war-rumbles Gulf set for sluggish recovery as war rumbles on | Capital Economics Overview – A decisive end to the Iran war is still far away and, as a result, the economic recovery in the Gulf will be slow and bumpy. 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