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Tunisia: Political Consensus Paves Way to Economic Recovery / Tunisie: Reprise économique suite au consensus politique

The smooth transition to more democratic rule is improving economic prospects and growth is expected to accelerate in 2014, driven by rising investmen

Latin America: We're Not In Kansas Anymore

Exit from quantitative monetary easing in the U.S. and lower commodity prices induced by slowing Chinese growth are putting increased stress on policy

Weekly Insight: Looking for Signs of Spring

Bond markets move to price in earlier Fed tightening, developed market equities resilient Fed surprises on the hawkish side Renminbi drops sharply as

Mexico: On the Brink of a Strong Recovery

Following below-trend economic growth in 2013, the economy is poised for a strong rebound this year and next propelled by expansionary policies, a str

Emerging Europe: Ukraine Crisis and Its Economic Impact

The escalating standoff over Crimea has further exacerbated Ukraine's already acute financial and economic crisis, and sharply increased downside risk

Greece: Fourth Time Lucky on the Fifth Review?

Greece and the troika have been unable in three attempts to complete the fifth review of the EU-IMF program. Progress is evident but red lines remain

Weekly Insight: Taking a more sober view

Softer Chinese growth indicators, focus on deflationary pressures chip away at risk appetite China - activity slips over the new year Emerging market

South Africa: Consolidating The Fiscal Position

South Africa's budget was drawn up in a particularly challenging macroeconomic environment against a background of intensified global financial market

Egypt: Sustaining Economic Recovery Hinges on Reforms

The large fiscal deficit and the high and persistent inflation are key macroeconomic challenges facing Egypt. Growth could accelerate to 4% in 2014/15

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