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The government is touting recent reforms, but structural and political impediments persist
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Germany’s willingness to support euro-area reform falls short of what the French president was hoping for
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Despite political will to address economic deficits, reform and reconstruction will be a long and difficult process
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A lack of support for the currency, together with concerns about economic and financial risks, could attract speculators
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The Congressional Budget Office long-term growth and debt outlook is far less optimistic than official forecasts
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The conduct of economic policy could become more erratic in 2018-19
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The growing use of artificial intelligence in the financial sector will bring both more efficiency and systemic risk
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An economist as head of the New York Fed will balance Wall Streeters in the US Fed's new Trump-nominated leadership.
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Monetary policy is increasingly out of step with a robust macro backdrop and a hawkish tilt across Central Europe
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The Central Bank has cut reserve requirements but the volatile political climate is likely to dampen lending demand
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