Slippery road ahead – central banks back in action- China’s handling of the transition crucial in stabilizing global growth
- Advanced economies reeling from uncertainty and political pressures
- Strong Swedish growth masks rising imbalances and risks
- The Baltics will benefit from improving external demand, labor market heat up is a concern
Swedbank Economic Outlook January 2016
Seonduvad uudised
-
Swedbank flash comment Estonia : Weak foreign demand inhibits the economic growth in Estonia 08.09.2015
• GDP real growth 2% in the second quarter • Main contribution from private consumption, but investments decreased • Economic activities dependent on foreign demand (transportation and manufacturing) had the largest negative ...
-
Eastern European Outlook, October 2015 07.10.2015
The dual-track economic picture in Eastern (including Central) Europe will persist over the next two years. Conflict-plagued Russia and Ukraine will show continued weakness. In Russia, recession will linger during ...
-
Economic Growth in Estonia Highest in Baltic States, EU 20.04.2012
Estonia saw the highest economic growth in the EU in 2011 according to a report on Baltic Business News. Citing SEB bank’s Baltic Household Outlook, the article showed how in addition ...
