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Hopes fade for a synchronised global recovery

  • 29 January 2021

Better times are coming, though hopes of a synchronised global recovery are fading. That's the main thrust of our comprehensive Monthly Economic Update. We explain what this means for economies and markets around the world. James Smith tells us that it's not all bad news for the UK. And if credit markets are your thing, we've got you covered there too 

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Monthly Economic update: Another sequel no one needed
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28 January 2021

Monthly Economic update: Another sequel no one needed

Better times are coming, though hopes of a synchronised global recovery are fading. In our latest update, we explain what this means for economies and…

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US: Waiting for lift-off

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Eurozone: A delayed recovery
28 January 2021

Eurozone: A delayed recovery

With more stringent lockdowns in the offing and a still underwhelming vaccination campaign, the eurozone economy is likely to shrink again in 1Q. A…

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29 January 2021

Smith on Britain, Brexit and better times?

ING's James Smith on three reasons to be vaguely cheerful about the UK economy despite the coronavirus and Brexit gloom

China: Impact of muted spring travel
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28 January 2021

China: Impact of muted spring travel

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Asia: Covid catches up
28 January 2021

Asia: Covid catches up

Towards the end of last year, the relatively good performance of most Asian economies in terms of the Covid pandemic started to crack. The deterioration…

CEE: Delayed recovery but no fundamental change to the outlook
FX
28 January 2021

CEE: Delayed recovery but no fundamental change to the outlook

The recovery is delayed, but not derailed. Although coming later than expected, we still look for a meaningful rebound from the second quarter. Our…

Cross currency opportunities: EUR spreads to outperform USD counterparts
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27 January 2021

Cross currency opportunities: EUR spreads to outperform USD counterparts

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Listen: Risky business - corporate bonds are ‘very expensive’
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29 January 2021

Listen: Risky business - corporate bonds are ‘very expensive’

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IMF World Economic Outlook: A diverging growth path for emerging markets
Poland Russia
27 January 2021

IMF World Economic Outlook: A diverging growth path for emerging markets

The IMF’s latest World Economic Outlook update provides a glimmer of hope. After the 3.5% contraction in 2020, global growth is set to rise by 5.5%…

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