Macro in a Minute This week saw significant revisions to U.S. GDP data that help explain the resilience of the U.S. economy, along with notable stimulus from the Chinese government that impacted equity and commodity markets. Today’s annual revisions increased the level of GDP 1.3% above previous reports. Also, real disposable income was revised up
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MoreThe global recovery continues amid increasing uncertainty, more complex policy trade-offs.
MoreThe policy response to the pandemic required ONS to record and measure lots of new types of economic activity, such as the test, trace and vaccination programmes.
MoreEquities bounced back this past week ahead of President Biden's announcement of The American Jobs Plan, a $2.25 trillion infrastructure stimulus package.
MoreMuch of Europe rang in the start of 2021 with new lockdowns and weak economic activity.
MoreLatin America and Caribbean economies managed to bounce back from COVID-19’s initial economic devastation earlier in 2020.
MoreIn order to be effective, land pooling needs to be supported by policy measures that ensure the benefits accrue equally to landowners, the community, and the government.
MoreReforms that drive the demand for credit ratings will support the development of the corporate bond market.
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