China's economy will slow, but perhaps not as planned

Premier Li Keqiang assured Davos that China can sustain rapid GDP growth, but the signs are less encouraging

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Mexican politics may prompt protectionist measures

Mexico has sponsored free trade policies since the early 1990s

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The State of the Union is significant for the overall policy agenda set by the president

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Concern about decline in entrepreneurship are overdone but highlight larger structural shifts in US economy

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A robust economic record is key to legitimising the coup and discrediting the junta's rival -- the Shinawatra family

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Growth is set to remain relatively buoyant, although the continuing oil price slump will hit exports and investment

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The bilateral relationship has been traditionally marked by Mexico's enormous trade deficit with China

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More successful CEE economies will move from low-cost to knowledge-based growth model

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Even if the global economy picks up, low competitiveness will continue to weigh on Brazilian exports

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New York and New England will innovate on energy efficiency due to constraints on natural gas pipelines

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