This content is from: Opinion Is a Recession in the U.S. Inevitable? In the Short Term, Probably Not. Real GDP in the first quarter was down for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, but NDR argues there’s still gas left in the tank. By Veneta Dimitrova May 09, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Why Allocators Are Treating China as a Standalone Asset Class “Japan is thought of separately from the rest of Asia and separately from other developed countries. We think that will also be the case with China,” said J.P. Morgan’s Gabriela Santos. By Hannah Zhang February 15, 2022
Sponsored Eurozone Consumer Confidence Improves Consumer confidence in the 17 countries that share the euro improved in the latest survey despite ongoing sovereign debt concerns, high unemployment, and mounting inflationary pressure and , according to The Wall Street Journal. May 23, 2011
Sponsored UK Consumer Confidence Plummets To Record Low Consumer confidence in the U.K. reached the lowest level on record as sentiment plummeted on concerns of the weak labor recovery and looming spending cuts, according to The Daily Telegraph. March 21, 2011
Sponsored UK Consumer Confidence Gains, Home Prices Inch Up Consumer confidence in the U.K. increased by the second largest amount on almost 40 years of records on a boost from the Royal Wedding and improving signs for the overall economic recovery, according to The Daily Telegraph. May 31, 2011
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