Prospects for the global economy in the fourth quarter
A sustained global rebound is unlikely and 2014 should remain a year of diverging trends
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In this article
- Developments ahead and risks
- United States and expectations of rate increases
- Europe weighed down by the euro-area and Russia
- Germany
- ECB stance
- UK economy
- Firmer China benefits Asia
- Japan's prospects
- Developing South and South-east Asia
- The rest of the world could see disappointments
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