Economics archive Chart of the week11.10.2019 — BREXIT SCENARIOS: ASSESSING THE GROWTH IMPACT20.09.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - ELECTIONS IN SPAIN, AGAIN: LIMITED RISKS05.09.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - BREXIT: HEADING FOR REFERENDUM 2.019.07.2019 — EUROZONE INFLATION: MAKING SENSE OF THE STABLE CORE12.07.2019 — GOING FOR GROWTH: FRENCH REFORMS PAY OFF05.07.2019 — GREECE: LIFE AFTER POPULISM14.06.2019 — GERMAN GREENS: LONG WAVE OR SHORT HYPE?06.06.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - FED TO LOSE “PATIENCE” AND CUT RATES THIS YEAR24.05.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - WORLD TRADE VOLUMES BOUNCE IN MARCH BUT REMAIN SOFT17.05.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - EUROPEAN ELECTIONS: UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT03.05.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS TO 49-YEAR LOW26.04.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - SPAIN VERSUS ITALY: POLITICAL CHOICES MATTER18.04.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - EUROZONE: INFLECTION POINT AHEAD?12.04.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - CHINA: BOUNCY DATA POINT TO STABILIZING GROWTH05.04.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK: TIME TO WORRY ABOUT YIELD CURVE INVERSION? NOT TOO MUCH29.03.2019 — EUROZONE EXPORT WOES: IT IS NOT JUST CHINA22.03.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - EUROZONE INDUSTRY: STILL STUCK IN THE GREY WINTER15.03.2019 — CHART OF THE WEEK - EUROZONE CONSTRUCTION: A STABILISING FACTOR08.03.2019 — UK CONFIDENCE GAP: CONSUMERS VERSUS MARKETS01.03.2019 — ITALY: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE 5STARS22.02.2019 — FRANCE: MACRON SEEMS TO BE TURNING THE TIDE15.02.2019 — SPAIN: THE PAIN WAS NOT IN VAIN08.02.2019 — STOCKS REBOUND AS GLOBAL ECONOMIES SLUMP01.02.2019 — ITALY: FACING THE 5STAR RECESSION25.01.2019 — BREXIT: TURNING THE POUND FROM UPSIDE DOWN18.01.2019 — ELONGATED U.S. GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: DISRUPTIONS MOUNTING11.01.2019 — SOLID GROWTH OR RECESSION? TWO SIDES OF THE GERMAN STORY04.01.2019 — CHINA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP: NEGATIVE GLOBAL RIPPLES07.12.2018 — GERMAN POLITICS: CHANGE IS IN THE AIR30.11.2018 — GERMAN ECONOMY: BEYOND THE YEAR OF SHOCKS22.11.2018 — HOW SERIOUS IS THE STOCK MARKET CORRECTION?16.11.2018 — UK HEADING FOR THE BREXIT ABYSS? UNLIKELY26.10.2018 — MERKEL AT RISK? GERMAN POLITICAL SCENARIOS19.10.2018 — BAD POLICY CHOICES AT HOME CAN PUT THE EU AT RISK05.10.2018 — "ATTENZIONE": IS ITALY PUTTING ITS INVESTMENT GRADE RATING AT RISK?28.09.2018 — THIS TIME IS STILL DIFFERENT FOR FRANCE21.09.2018 — CHART OF THE WEEK - EUROZONE 2018: STABLE AT HOME, BIG HIT FROM ABROAD21.09.2018 — EUROZONE 2018: STABLE AT HOME, BIG HIT FROM ABROAD14.09.2018 — 10 YEARS AFTER LEHMAN - CAN IT HAPPEN AGAIN?06.09.2018 — GERMAN ORDERS: FEELING THE STRAIN31.08.2018 — TURKEY: HOW BAD CAN INFLATION GET?01.06.2018 — UK SURVEYS SIGNAL MODEST GROWTH REBOUND AHEAD25.05.2018 — ITALY VERSUS GERMANY: THE REAL GDP STORY24.03.2017 — NOT ALL INFLATION IS CREATED EQUAL17.06.2016 — THE CASE AGAINST BREXIT10.06.2016 — THE BREXIT RISK: A DOMINO EFFECT ACROSS EUROPE?27.05.2016 — PRESIDENT TRUMP? A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE20.05.2016 — THE RISK IN SPAIN13.05.2016 — UK HOUSEHOLDS REVERTING TO OLD HABITS: IS THE RECOVERY SUSTAINABLE?06.05.2016 — UK AND EUROZONE: MIND THE GAP29.04.2016 — BREXIT POLLS: BEWARE OF APPLES AND ORANGES22.04.2016 — EUROZONE OUTLOOK: FIRST SIGNS OF SPRING?15.04.2016 — CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT: THE UK'S PROBLEM WITH EUROPE08.04.2016 — EUROPEAN MIGRANT CRISIS: A WELCOME RESPITE01.04.2016 — CYPRUS VERSUS GREECE: A LESSON IN EUROZONE REFORM18.03.2016 — PRODUCTION RISING IN MOST INDUSTRIES11.03.2016 — GOOD NEWS: ECB CATCHING UP WITH THE FED04.03.2016 — BRITAIN BEWARE: THE POWER OF TRADE DIVERSION26.02.2016 — BREXIT RISK "POUNDS" STERLING - IS IT AN EARLY WARNING SIGN?19.02.2016 — EUROPEAN POLITICS: THE BIG ISSUE05.02.2016 — US EMPLOYMENT GAINS IN JANUARY CONSISTENT WITH MODERATE GROWTH29.01.2016 — EUROZONE - DENT IN SENTIMENT CAN TRIGGER ECB ACTION22.01.2016 — FALSE INDICATORS OF RECESSION - DON´T BE SO BEARISH15.01.2016 — JUST HOW CHEAP IS OIL?08.01.2016 — CHINA'S CURRENCY DEVALUATION IS A POSITIVE NECESSARY STEP31.12.2015 — MIND THE POLITICAL RISKS - A SALUTARY LESSON FROM 201518.12.2015 — SPANISH ELECTIONS: WHAT IS AT STAKE?11.12.2015 — THE US FEDERAL RESERVE: FIRST TIME JITTERS04.12.2015 — ECB: MORE LIKE THE FED AFTER ALL?27.11.2015 — EUROZONE: CREATING MORE JOBS20.11.2015 — UK CONSUMERS: SPENDING THE WINDFALL FROM CHEAP OIL13.11.2015 — EUROZONE: TWO CHEERS FOR THE PERIPHERY06.11.2015 — THE IMPACT OF MIGRATION30.10.2015 — THE HEALTHY US CONSUMER - SOLID GDP CONTRIBUTOR23.10.2015 — UK RETAIL SALES: STRENGTH IN NUMBERS16.10.2015 — MIGRATION IMPACT: MERKEL'S STAR WANING?09.10.2015 — GERMANY: RESILIENT HOME BASE, SOFTER EXPORTS02.10.2015 — EUROZONE CAN WEATHER EXTERNAL SHOCKS, AS IN 1990s25.09.2015 — CATALONIA: NOT ALL DREAMS CAN COME TRUE18.09.2015 — CONSUMPTION AND HOUSING LIFT US DOMESTIC DEMAND IN Q311.09.2015 — UK: THE STRENGTH AND THE WEAKNESS04.09.2015 — RIGHT-WING POPULISM: THE REAL TAIL RISK IN EUROPE21.08.2015 — EUROPE: RISKS ABROAD, OPPORTUNITIES AT HOME31.07.2015 — IMF GOES VAROUFAKIS? PLEASE DON'T24.07.2015 — US FED: READY FOR ACTION?17.07.2015 — EUROZONE: LOOK WHO'S SPENDING10.07.2015 — CHINA: THE DRAGON SHUDDERS03.07.2015 — STRESS IN ATHENS26.06.2015 — THINK ITALY, NOT GREECE12.06.2015 — THE TROUBLE WITH GREECE29.05.2015 — THE RUSSIAN RISK: IT IS NOT OVER YET22.05.2015 — SPAIN: IGLESIAS RECESSION, ANYONE?15.05.2015 — BOND MARKET SELL-OFF: NOT A MACRO PROBLEM08.05.2015 — UK: WELL DONE - BUT NOW FOR THE HARD STUFF01.05.2015 — BRITAIN VERSUS SPAIN: WHO IS AHEAD AS ELECTIONS LOOM?24.04.2015 — BYE BYE BREXIT17.04.2015 — GREEK JITTERS: CONTROLLING CONTAGION RISKS10.04.2015 — GERMANY: CONSUMERS OUTPACE INDUSTRY02.04.2015 — BELIEVE IT OR NOT: ITALY NOW AHEAD OF US27.03.2015 — UK ELECTION: POPULIST ALLURE FADES20.03.2015 — SPAIN: GREEK-STYLE POPULIST UPSET UNLIKELY06.03.2015 — GREECE: WHO WILL PICK UP SYRIZA'S BILL?27.02.2015 — SHRUGGING OFF GREEK EVENTS20.02.2015 — SOME RISKS WORRY EUROZONE CONSUMERS, OTHERS DO NOT13.02.2015 — EUROZONE: REFORMS PAY OFF06.02.2015 — GREECE: THAT SINKING FEELING30.01.2015 — THE TSIPRAS RECESSION?23.01.2015 — GERMAN SAVERS REJOICE: ECB TO THE RESCUE12.12.2014 — GREEK TROUBLES: MARKET REACTION A HEALTHY WARNING05.12.2014 — ECB EASING ALREADY WORKING28.11.2014 — GERMAN ROUGH PATCH PAST THE TROUGH14.11.2014 — GREECOVERY FROM HOPE TO HARD DATA07.11.2014 — EXPORT GROWTH PROVES GERMAN COMPETITIVENESS31.10.2014 — HESITATION HURTS: WHAT THE ECB CAN LEARN FROM THE FED24.10.2014 — ECB AQR: LESS A WATERSHED MOMENT THAN A GRADUAL ACCELERATOR17.10.2014 — SOME SIGNS OF STRESS, BUT WATCH THE SCALE10.10.2014 — GERMANY: AUGUST CALAMITY A ONE-OFF03.10.2014 — ECB: IT AIN'T OVER YET26.09.2014 — WORSE THAN RUSSIAN ROULETTE19.09.2014 — SCOTTISH NAY IS GOOD NEWS FOR BOTH UNIONS12.09.2014 — SCOTLAND: WHATEVER THE RESULT, THE UK WILL CHANGE05.09.2014 — EUROZONE PERIPHERY: MEASUREABLE STRUCTURAL REFORM PROGRESS29.08.2014 — GERMANY: PUTIN SHOCK SPREADS TO CONSUMERS22.08.2014 — EUROZONE: STIMULUS ON THE WAY15.08.2014 — LARGEST GROWTH TURNAROUND WHERE REFORMS WENT FURTHEST08.08.2014 — PUTIN'S BEHAVIOUR IS THE PROBLEM - NOT THE TIT-FOR-TAT SANCTIONS18.07.2014 — THE PUTIN EFFECT04.07.2014 — STERLING IS NOT CRIMPING UK GROWTH27.06.2014 — EUROZONE GROWTH: SWAPPING HORSES20.06.2014 — FRANCE: SWAPPING PLACES WITH THE PERIPHERY13.06.2014 — UK: U-TURN ON THREADNEEDLE STEET30.05.2014 — UK: FALLING UNEMPLOYMENT WILL FORCE AN EARLY RATE RISE23.05.2014 — PROTEST VOTE IS A POOR GUIDE TO FUTURE NATIONAL ELECTIONS16.05.2014 — EU ELECTIONS: IS SUPPORT FOR THE EU STARTING TO REBOUND?09.05.2014 — EUROZONE REFORMS ARE WORKING02.05.2014 — EUROZONE: IS THE CREDIT CYCLE KICKING IN?25.04.2014 — EUROZONE: BACK TO RESILIENT TREND GROWTH17.04.2014 — EUROPEAN FISCAL ADJUSTMENT: GOOD PROGRESS11.04.2014 — EUROZONE PERIPHERY: REFORMS PAYING OFF04.04.2014 — CREDIT IS NOT THE BE-ALL AND END-ALL28.03.2014 — FROM PAIN TO GAIN: EURO REFORM COUNTRIES BOUNCE BACK21.03.2014 — The UK: BACK TO THE BAD OLD DAYS?14.03.2014 — RENZI'S CHALLENGE: BREAKING THE TREND07.03.2014 — PAYING THE PRICE: RUSSIA EJECTS ITSELF FROM THE BRICS28.02.2014 — EUROZONE: CREDIT-LESS RECOVERY ON TRACK26.02.2014 — FINANCE THIS YEAR23.02.2014 — POST-LEHMAN RECOVERY: DIFFERENT WAYS OUT OF TROUBLE14.02.2014 — RATING AGENCIES: AGGRAVATED THE CRISIS, MISSING THE REBOUND
