Strong growth in the US, and the IMF upgrades its world outlook
Macro series – Key Developments & Chart of the week – 9 April 2021
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Strong growth in the US, and the IMF upgrades its world outlook
Dear Colleague, The attached Key Developments contains our Chart of the Week and the key data and other information from this week that, in our judgement, bear most importantly on the core elements of our World View.
Dear Colleague, The attached Key Developments contains our Chart of the Week and the key data and other information from this week that, in our judgement, bear most importantly on the core elements of our World View.
US PMI strengthens, China’s slows. Inflation steady in US, up in EU. Two more EM countries tighten.
US current account deficit widens; Japan’s deflation continues; major central banks are stirring
US inflation eases back, China’s output growth slows, Euro-area inflation stays contained.
Any serious decision-maker may hope for the best, but plans for a most realistic outcome The IPCC report has some scenarios in which temperature rise is contained to below 2 0 C But the politics
EU growth resumes; US growth continues but leakages into imports are strong
A vital suite of methods and technologies to avoid a dangerous, high-temperature future, in need of much more investment.
The attached Key Developments contains our Chart of the Week and the key data and other information from this week that, in our judgement, bear most importantly on the core elements of our World View.
The ready scalability and high modularity energy storage capabilities of batteries makes them a prime enabling technology for decarbonising the transport sector, and the electricity networks1 which perforce will become the backbone of the low-carbon