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Labor Markets and Productivity
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Asia/Pacific
Hong Kong: Domestic Demand
Hong Kong's March Unemployment Remains Flat on Improved Sentiment
Hong Kong's Growth Slips to 0.4% y/y in Q1
Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Singapore: Domestic Demand and Production
Singapore's PMI Unexpectedly Contracts in April
Singapore’s Labor Market Improves in 2011 Led by the Services Sector
Singapore : Southeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Malaysia: Domestic Demand and Production
Malaysian IP Falls in March on Weak Global Demand
Malaysia's Unemployment Eases to 3.0% in January
Malaysia : Southeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
South Korea: Domestic Demand
South Korea's April PMI Moderates Slightly as Demand Increases Further
South Korea's Unemployment Rate Remains Unchanged in April
Northeast Asia : South Korea : Asia/Pacific : Macroeconomy : Growth Outlook and Business Cycle : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Europe
Greece: Domestic Demand
Greek Q4 Unemployment Rate Reaches 20.7% y/y—Highest Since 1998
Eurozone : Greece : Europe : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Spain: Domestic Demand
Spanish Unemployment Reaches a New High in Q1 2012
Eurozone : Spain : Europe : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Central and Eastern European Demographics
Central and Eastern European Demographics: Impact Of Greying And Emigration
Baltics : Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Hungary : Poland : Romania : Southeast Europe : Europe : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Demographics : Labor Markets and Productivity :
EU Pact on Immigration and Asylum
Is Immigration Good or Bad for the UK Economy?
Europe : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Foreign and Domestic Political Risk : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Turkey: Labor Market
Turkey: Unemployment Rate Picks Up in February as Economic Activity Slows
Turkey : Europe : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
France: Labor Market
French Unemployment Rate Rises to 9.4% in Q4 2011
Eurozone : France : Europe : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Germany: Labor Market
German Unemployment Rate Remains Unchanged at 6.8% in March
Eurozone : Germany : Europe : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Italy: Labor Market
Italian Unemployment Rate Rises to 9.8% in March—Highest in More Than a Decade
Eurozone : Italy : Europe : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Russian Demographics
Russian Demographics and Labor Productivity: 'Hypermortality' Weighing on Growth?
Russia : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : Europe : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Demographics : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Turkey: Demographics
Turkey's Demographic Bonus: A Mixed Blessing
Turkey : Europe : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Demographics : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Austria: Labor Market
Austria: How High will Unemployment rise?
Eurozone : Europe : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Latin America
Middle East and Africa
MENA: Development Challenges
MENA Education—Further Reforms Needed
Egypt : Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : United Arab Emirates : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Demographics : Development Challenges : Labor Markets and Productivity :
South Africa: Labor Markets
South African Economy Sheds Jobs in Q1: Unemployment Rate Rises to 25.2%
Youth League Rejects Julius Malema's Ouster Aggravating Rift Within South Africa's Ruling ANC
South Africa : Emerging Markets : Frontier Markets : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Foreign and Domestic Political Risk : Labor Markets and Productivity :
MENA: Labor Market
Rising Inequality and Deteriorating Labor Markets Breed Social Unrest?
Nationalization Plans Failing to Reduce Unemployment in the GCC?
Gulf Cooperation Council : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Foreign and Domestic Political Risk : Labor Markets and Productivity :
North America
United States: Labor Market
U.S. Labor Market: U.S. Payrolls Bounce by 115,000 in April; Unemployment Rate Mildly Declines to 8.1%
U.S. Productivity Growth Slows in Q2
United States : Advanced Economies : North America : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Economic Research
Global Economic Outlook
Singapore Outlook: Better Growth Prospects, But Inflation Is Here to Stay
By May 1, 2012
North America Weekly
U.S. CPI a Tad Bolder in March, But Expect Continued Annual Deceleration
By Apr 16, 2012
Economic Research
Better Outside Than Inside the EZ: Results from a Nordic Lab Experiment
By Apr 4, 2012
North America Weekly
In a Data-Heavy Week, Keep an Eye on U.S. GDI and Services Spending
By Feb 27, 2012
Economic Research
What’s on Nouriel’s Mind: Brazil Trip Report—A Reality Check to the Hype
By Feb 21, 2012
North America Weekly
U.S. Employment Report Highlights and Medium-Term Unemployment Rate Trajectory; Canada: Bad Tidings for Early 2012
By Feb 6, 2012
Asia Weekly
India Monetary Policy; Japan Exports and Inflation; Singapore IP and Inflation
By Jan 19, 2012
Economic Research
Declining Finances Leave Canadian Households Vulnerable in the Long Term
By Dec 20, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Manufacturing, Monetary Policy and Payrolls; Canada GDP and Retail Sales
By Nov 28, 2011
Economic Research
Macro Adjustment, the Geyser Way: Icelandic Lessons for the EZ Periphery
By Nov 25, 2011
Asia Weekly
Thailand Monetary Policy and Inflation, Philippines Monetary Policy, India GDP
By Nov 24, 2011
Economic Research
Why the ECB's Monetary Policy Threatens the Eurozone, and Why It Needs a Higher Inflation Target
By Nov 9, 2011
LatAm Weekly
Brazil Inflation; Mexico Activity and Inflation; Chile Trade; Peru Monetary Policy
By Nov 7, 2011
Economic Research
Four Options to Address the Eurozone's Stock and Flow Imbalances: The Rising Risk of a Disorderly Break-Up
By Nov 1, 2011
LatAm Weekly
Brazil Central Bank's Uninspiring Minutes; Banxico Cautious About MXN Depreciation; Argentina Construction Likely to Decelerate
By Oct 31, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Q3 Growth, Spending and Employment; Canada Monetary Policy and Q3 Growth
By Oct 31, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Germany Outlook Update: From Supercharged Growth to Near-Stagnation
By Oct 31, 2011
Economic Research
Low Inflation in EZ Core Threatens Periphery’s Efforts to Regain Competitiveness
By Oct 21, 2011
Asia Weekly
Vietnam and Australia Inflation; India Monetary Policy; Singapore Industrial Production
By Oct 20, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Spending and Small Business Sentiment; Elevated Canadian Inflation
By Oct 17, 2011
LatAm Weekly
Brazil’s Monetary Policy; Mexico, Colombia and Peru’s Activity Indicators; Venezuela’s Debt
By Oct 17, 2011
Europe Weekly
Slovakia Ratifies EFSF; EZ Inflation Peaks; UK Unemployment to Rise; Poland’s Fiscal Overhaul
By Oct 14, 2011
Economic Research
Global Economic Insecurity and Inequality Breeds Social and Political Instability
By Oct 12, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Jobs and Spending: Better, but Watch the Trend Into Q4; Canadian Labor Market Surges, Moderation Ahead
By Oct 10, 2011
LatAm Weekly
Monetary Policy and Industrial Activity in Mexico; Chile to Remain On Hold; Colombia's Central Bank Minutes
By Oct 10, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Q3 GDP Anemic, Recession Musings; Canada: Growth Set to Slow; Labor Market Continues to Soften
By Oct 3, 2011
North America Weekly
Fed Policy: Keep Those Expectations in Check; Inflation Not a Game Changer for Bank of Canada
By Sep 26, 2011
Europe Weekly
UK QE2; Hungarian Financial Stability Concerns; Swedish Policy Bullets; Swiss Currency Strength; Irish Growth Outlook
By Sep 23, 2011
Asia Weekly
Singapore, Japan, Thailand Industrial Production; Taiwan Monetary Policy; Vietnam Inflation
By Sep 22, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Middle East and North Africa Outlook Update: Global Storm Exacerbates Transition
By Sep 21, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
United States Outlook Update: This Economy Needs More Than a Twist and a Tax Cut!
By Sep 20, 2011
Economic Research
A Radical Policy Response to the Rising Risks of a Depression and Financial Crisis
By Sep 13, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S.: President Obama’s Jobs Program and Upside Risks; Canada: Slowing Employment Momentum
By Sep 12, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S.: August Employment, Q3 Consumption and a More Dovish Fed; Canada: Growth Negative in Q2, Uncertain Going Forward
By Sep 5, 2011
Asia Weekly
India and Philippines GDP; Japan Industrial Production; Thailand Inflation
By Aug 25, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Recession Watch; Canadian Consumer Spending and Monetary Policy
By Aug 22, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Leading Indicators Point South; Canada Suffers Trade and Growth Lull
By Aug 15, 2011
Economic Research
U.S. Fiscal Austerity Unlikely to Affect Ethanol Demand or Corn Prices
By Aug 12, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S.: Stalled Growth, Closer to Outright Recession, While Rating Downgrade Increases Uncertainty; Modest Growth for Canadian Labor Market
By Aug 8, 2011
North America Weekly
A Closer Look at U.S. Q2 GDP and Revisions; Canada’s May GDP Hurts Q2 Estimate
By Aug 1, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Switzerland Outlook Update: Continued Franc Strength to Dent Economic Growth
By Jul 29, 2011
Europe Weekly
UK Monetary Policy; Eurozone Inflation; Swedish Households; Eastern European Banks; Turkish Consumer Confidence; Polish Manufacturing
By Jul 22, 2011
Asia Weekly
Singapore, Vietnam and Australia Inflation; India and Philippine Monetary Policy; Thailand Manufacturing
By Jul 21, 2011
Economic Research
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Non-OPEC Oil Producers: Global Supply Impact
By Jul 21, 2011
Economic Research
Venezuela’s Oil Reserves Power Play: Saudi Arabia Production Still Trumps
By Jul 20, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Trade, Consumption and Weak Macroeconomic Data Show Downside for H2—Stay Tuned; Bank of Canada—No Move Until Q4 2011
By Jul 18, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Employment Report Highlights Risks to Growth in H2; Canadian Labor Market Resilience Will Be Tested in H2
By Jul 11, 2011
LatAm Weekly
Brazil’s Domestic Demand Indicators; Mexico’s Industrial Production; Chile’s Monetary Policy; Peru’s May GDP
By Jul 11, 2011
LatAm Weekly
Inflation in Brazil; Mexico’s Monetary Policy; GDP Growth in Chile; Venezuela’s President Treated for Cancer
By Jul 5, 2011
North America Weekly
Will the Tide of Negative U.S. Economic Data Turn in H2?; Canadian Growth on Track to Slow in Q2
By Jul 4, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S.: A Weak ISM and FOMC Musings; Canada: Strong Inflation For Now
By Jun 27, 2011
Asia Weekly
Outlook Updates for Australia, China, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam
By Jun 23, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Asia Outlook Update: Strong Growth, Stronger Inflation, Trailing Policy Responses
By Jun 21, 2011
North America Weekly
Revising Up Our U.S. Core Inflation Outlook; Brief Consumer Spending Recovery for Canada Amid Falling Labor Productivity
By Jun 20, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Italy Outlook Update: Political Instability Preventing Structural Reforms
By Jun 17, 2011
Europe Weekly
Greek Crisis; German Banks Exposed; Irish Bondholders; Czech Banking Risks; Turkish Wage-Price Spiral
By Jun 17, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Middle East and North Africa Outlook Update: Politics Breed Divergence
By Jun 17, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Gulf Cooperation Council Outlook Update: Stability Focus Brings Economic Boom
By Jun 17, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. CPI Gains Will Temper in Q2; Canadian Job Creation Set to Moderate after Peaking in Q1
By Jun 13, 2011
North America Weekly
Q2 Off to a Soft Start for U.S., Bank of Canada Slow to Normalize
By May 31, 2011
Europe Weekly
ECB Collateral Holdings; German Dynamics; UK Corporates; Turkish Monetary Policy; Polish Consumption; Hungarian Mortgage Relief
By May 27, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Gulf Cooperation Council Outlook Update: Governments Loosen the Taps
By May 17, 2011
North America Weekly
Eyes on the CPIs: A Close Look at Headline and Core Inflation in the U.S. and Canada
By May 16, 2011
Europe Weekly
Eurozone Core Comes Up Trumps in Q1; UK, EZ Periphery Moving at Half Speed
By May 13, 2011
North America Weekly
Conflicted U.S. Employment Report; Canadian Conservatives Win Strong Mandate
By May 9, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. April Employment Report a Mixed Bag; Canadian Election Set to Reshuffle Parliament
By May 2, 2011
North America Weekly
FOMC Takes Center Stage in U.S.; Q1 Sets Tone For Slowing Canadian Growth
By Apr 25, 2011
Economic Research
S&P Rating Action: Count on the United States to Do the Right Thing—After It Exhausts All Other Alternatives
By Apr 18, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Q1 GDP Forecast Gets a Downgrade as Canada's Prospects Remain Bright
By Apr 18, 2011
Economic Research
Japan's Earthquake: Can the Growth Impact on EM Asia Be Discounted?
By Apr 12, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. March Labor Market Data a Step in the Right Direction; Canadian Economy on Track for a Strong Q1
By Apr 4, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Durable Goods and Other Data Cast a Shadow on Q1 GDP; Political Challenges in Canada
By Mar 28, 2011
Economic Research
Ireland: Negative Fiscal Feedback Loop Linking Emigration and Bank Losses?
By Mar 21, 2011
Europe Weekly
Eastern Europe Monetary Policy; Icelandic Policy Rate; Irish Fiscal Challenges
By Mar 18, 2011
Economic Research
Bank of England to Hold the Line Against Temporary Surge in Inflation
By Mar 15, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Q1 GDP Tracking a Softer Read; No Inflation Worries for Canadian Central Bank
By Mar 14, 2011
North America Weekly
Will FOMC Doves Rule the Roost? Consumption-Led Growth to Continue in Canada?
By Feb 21, 2011
Economic Research
Venezuela: Return to Positive Growth After Long Period of Contraction
By Feb 21, 2011
Economic Research
Malaysia's Headline Inflation Accelerates in January, Core Inflation Outlook Less Certain
By Feb 10, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Employment a Wintry Mix; Canadian Employment Surges, Set to Moderate
By Feb 7, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. GDP Ends 2010 on Better Note; Canada Upgrades Growth Estimates
By Jan 24, 2011
Economic Research
Malaysian Inflation Sees Marginal Acceleration in December on Subsidy Cuts
By Jan 13, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S.: 2010 in Review; Canada: Soft Landing in Housing and Employment
By Jan 10, 2011
Economic Research
Upgrading Our U.S. Growth Forecasts for 2011: A Preview of Our Forthcoming U.S. Economic Outlook
By Dec 6, 2010
Economic Research
Nordic Unemployment: Explaining the Divergent Trends During the Crisis
By Nov 30, 2010
Economic Research
The ‘Lame Duck’ Session: Lots of Quacking, But Can It Pass Legislation?
By Nov 30, 2010
Europe Weekly
Ireland’s Political Game; Germany’s Economic Slowdown; UK’s Banking Vulnerabilities
By Nov 26, 2010
North America Weekly
U.S.: Fed on the Defensive; Canada: Retail Sales Still a Bright Spot?
By Nov 22, 2010
North America Weekly
U.S.: Lower Chance of 'W,' But Long Road to Recovery; Canada: Trade Balance Stays in Red
By Nov 15, 2010
Economic Research
U.S. Employment Report: A Step Forward in October, but Household Survey Should Temper Optimism
By Nov 5, 2010
North America Weekly
U.S.: Fed Debates Unemployment; Bank of Canada and Consumers on Hold?
By Oct 18, 2010
North America Weekly
U.S.: Parsing the FOMC; Canada: Soft Labor Market Is Here to Stay
By Oct 11, 2010
North America Weekly
U.S. Consumer Spending Better in Q3; Canada's Labor Market to Downshift
By Oct 4, 2010
Economic Research
U.S. Consumer Spending Better in Q3; Dollar Retains its Reserve Share
By Oct 4, 2010
North America Weekly
U.S.: Back to Fed Watching and Japanese Intervention; Canada: Deteriorating Household Balance Sheets
By Sep 20, 2010
Economic Research
United States: All Eyes on the FOMC; Japan Buying Treasurys Strongly
By Sep 20, 2010
Economic Research
The U.S. Should Ignite Job Creation With a Temporary Cut in Payroll Tax
By Sep 16, 2010
Economic Research
North America Focus: Weak U.S. Data Spark 'Race to the Bottom'; Canada's Consumers Still Cool
By Aug 23, 2010
Economic Research
North America Focus: U.S.: Warming Up the Helicopter; Canada: Inflation Moderates Going Forward
By Aug 16, 2010
Economic Research
North America Focus: U.S. Flying on One Engine; Canadian Labor Market Flashing Red?
By Aug 9, 2010
Economic Research
North America Focus: U.S. Economy Proceeds Sluggishly; U.S. and Canadian Labor Markets Examined
By Aug 2, 2010
Economic Research
Asia Week Ahead: Skidding Exports to Keep Rate Hikes Gradual Despite Inflation
By Jul 29, 2010
Economic Research
Asia Week Ahead: Gradual Monetary Tightening to Continue Despite Signs of Slowdown
By Jul 22, 2010
Economic Research
U.S. Employment Report: Entering the Second Half of the 'Year of Two Halves'
By Jul 2, 2010
Economic Research
Mounting Job Losses Will Hurt Consumption, Housing, Banks’ Balance Sheets, Public Finances and Lead to Protectionist Pressures
By Jul 14, 2009
Economic Research
NATO; U.S. Employment; Peru Investment Grade; Hungary Political Turmoil
By Apr 3, 2008
EconoMonitors
Ed Dolan's Econ Blog
Latest Economic Data Begin to Shift the Counterfactual in Favor of Democrats
Feb 6, 2012
Ed Dolan's Econ Blog
Understanding the New View of Poverty (2): What Helps and What Hurts
Nov 14, 2011
Ed Dolan's Econ Blog
Understanding the New View of Poverty (1): The Erosion of Stereotypes
Nov 8, 2011
United States Channel
Jobless Claims Fell Last Week, But the Trend Still Looks Troubling
Sep 22, 2011
United States Channel
Why David Brooks Misses the Real Source of Moral Decay: Thirty Years of Class Warfare Against the Working Class
Sep 20, 2011
United States Channel
Poverty Rate Highest Since 1993; Median Income Reveals Lost Decade and a Half
Sep 14, 2011
Ed Dolan's Econ Blog
Why Rolling Back Environmental Protection is the Wrong Fix for Jobs
Sep 11, 2011
United States Channel
Obama’s Jobs Plan: Will He Offer Policy Miniatures or Give ‘em Hell?
Sep 2, 2011
United States Channel
Important Information in Today’s Jobs Report, Telling us About our Past and Future
Sep 2, 2011
Peterson Institute for International Economics
Stop Sticking Our Heads in the Sand! A Plan for Action on Jobs
Aug 21, 2011
United States Channel
Why the President Doesn’t Present a Bold Plan to Create Jobs and Jumpstart the Economy
Aug 10, 2011
United States Channel
The Hostage Crisis Continues: Why Obama Can't Pivot to Jobs and Growth
Aug 3, 2011
United States Channel
Software Outsourcer Infosys Sued for Alleged Large Scale Visa Fraud
Aug 2, 2011
RGE Analysts
Continued Reliance on Remittances Stress the Need for Phillipines to Focus on Domestic Job Creation
Jul 28, 2011
United States Channel
Vicious Cycles: Why Washington Is About to Make the Jobs Crisis Worse
Jul 26, 2011
The Wilder View
The Current Labor Market Expansion: Third Poorest Performer 24 Months After the Recession's End Since 1948
Jul 17, 2011
United States Channel
The Moral Imperative for the Continuation of Low Tax Rates for the Top Income Fractiles
Jul 14, 2011
The Wilder View
The U.S. Unemployment Rate: European Levels Without the European Safety Net
Jul 11, 2011
Don't Shoot the Messenger
Nine Reasons Why Spain's Economy Is More Different Than You Think!
Jun 25, 2011
Dan Alpert's Two Cents
The Daily Ticker: Turning Japanese: America Will Suffer a 'Lost Decade' if We Don't Change, Alpert Says
Jun 14, 2011
United States Channel
Of Snake Oil, Puff Balls, and the Need for a Real Jobs Plan from the President
Jun 14, 2011
United States Channel
Why the President Must Come Up with Demand-Side Solutions, and not go Over to the Supply Side
Jun 10, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
Weak Employment Growth: Hiccup or First Step Toward Double Dip?
Jun 10, 2011
United States Channel
Quelle Surprise! Consumer Confidence Falls on Oil Prices, Housing, Job Outlook
Jun 1, 2011
United States Channel
The Truth About the Economy that Nobody in Washington or on Wall Street Will Admit: We’re Heading Back Toward a Double Dip
Mar 31, 2011
Geostrategy Channel
Wisconsin Union Battle: A Convenient Distraction From the Real Culprit in State Budget Woes
Feb 20, 2011
Geostrategy Channel
Wisconsin Governor Uses Police State Tactics (Literally) on Democratic Senators (Updated)
Feb 18, 2011
United States Channel
New York Times Article Perpetuates Short-Sighted Management Attitudes
Feb 13, 2011
The Wilder View
The Household Survey Paints a Clearer Picture of the January Employment Report Than Does the Nonfarm Payroll
Feb 6, 2011
United States Channel
NFP Day: The Most Over-Analyzed, Over-Emphasized, Least-Understood Data Point
Feb 4, 2011
Geostrategy Channel
Americans Lose Faith in Pretty Much All Big Organizations, Especially Banks and Corporations
Jan 27, 2011
Daily Digest
Analysis
Regional Economic Prospects in EBRD Countries of Operations: October 2011: Emerging Europe’s Growth under Threat from Eurozone Crisis
EBRD Oct 18, 2011
News
Hungary real wage growth dwindles, public sector headcount drops 40,000 in Aug
Portfolio.hu Oct 18, 2011
News
INSTANT VIEW - Hungary wage acceleration adds to cost push inflation risks
Portfolio.hu Oct 18, 2011
News
Romania, Bulgaria to jointly act against EU labour market restrictions
The Sophia Echo Oct 14, 2011
Analysis
Unity is Strength: The Workers’ Movement in China 2009-2011
China Labour Bulletin Oct 11, 2011
Analysis
The euro-zone countries have embarked on a massive undertaking with a catastrophic lack of cooperation: What would coordinated economic policies look like?
Natixis Bank Oct 10, 2011
Analysis
Czech Republic Shortnote - Sep ‘ 11 data no reason for worry for CNB
Erste Bank (free registration required) Oct 10, 2011
Analysis
Job advertisements fall further in September
ANZ Banking Group: Job advertisements series Oct 10, 2011
Analysis
Made in America, Again: Why Manufacturing Will Return to the U.S.
Boston Consulting Group Oct 07, 2011
Analysis
Czech Republic Monthly Macro Forecast: Industry to keep growing but PMI, IFO hint at further slowdown ahead; Unemployment to stagnate; Inflation to fall
Erste Bank (free registration required) Oct 04, 2011
Analysis
Inflation Concerns Easing in EZ, Switzerland, UK, Hungary and Czech Republic
Roubini Global Economics Aug 12, 2011
Analysis
Rebalancing across southern peripheral countries – The challenge ahead
Unicredit Bank Oct 03, 2011
Analysis
Serbia: According to the industry development, economy is clearly slowing down from Q3
Raiffeisen Research Oct 03, 2011
Analysis
Combined growth of manufacturing and services output improves to three-month high
HSBC/Markit Oct 03, 2011
Analysis
Prospects for BSI for October mixed amid uncertain economy
Federation of Korean Industries Sep 30, 2011
Analysis
Special Report Hungary: Further ‘unorthodox’ measures from government
Erste Bank (free registration required) Sep 30, 2011
News
It’s 1987 Without Bubble in Japan as Job Losses Spur Hollowing-Out Concern
Bloomberg Sep 30, 2011
Analysis
CEE Weekly: Poland: When will the next intervention come?; Czech Republic: Economy will be slow; Hungary: Draft budget 2012; Croatia: Low inflow of foreign capital; Russia: And the next president is… Putin!; Turkey: Risk-off mode hits bonds temporaril
Raiffeisen Research Sep 30, 2011
Analysis
France Outlook Update: Weak Consumption Threatens Recovery
Roubini Global Economics Sep 14, 2011
News
Zambia's new President Sata sets new mining rules for China
Christian Science Monitor Sep 28, 2011
News
Press Release of the Board of the National Bank of Romania- September 29, 2011
National Bank of Romania Sep 29, 2011
Blogs
South Africa: Opposition Makes Unemployment a Political Issue
Council on Foreign Relations Sep 28, 2011
Analysis
Restoring full employment: The French strategy and the German strategy
Natixis Bank Sep 28, 2011
Analysis
What happened in the countries that tried to reduce their fiscal deficit by increasing the tax burden?
Natixis Bank Sep 28, 2011
Analysis
Hungarian Weekly Summary: Forint: appreciation after new local high; Stagnating unemployment rate; 1.5 year low in consumer confidence
Erste Bank (free subscription required) Sep 28, 2011
News
Unskilled people set up for a lifetime of little work
New Zealand Institute Of Economic Research Sep 28, 2011
Analysis
Hungary: The forecast of GKI Economic Research Co. for 2011-2012
GKI Economic Research Sep 28, 2011
Analysis
Romania Long Term Outlook: In Search of New Growth Drivers
Erste Bank (free registration required) Sep 28, 2011
Analysis
Assumptions of potential growth for many OECD countries will have to be adjusted downwards significantly
Natixis Bank Sep 27, 2011
News
Price, Growth Outlook Support Polish Rate Pause, Central Bank Adviser Says
Bloomberg Sep 27, 2011
News
Tomada: "The financial crisis should be dealt with by preserving the employment"
Telam Sep 26, 2011
Analysis
The institutional organisation of the eurozone will now force all euro-zone countriesto have a balanced current account: Whatwill be the consequences?
Natixis Bank Sep 26, 2011
News
New Egyptian firms offer 2,000 job opportunities: Investment Authority
Al Ahram Online Sep 26, 2011
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