Equity markets have weakened again
It has become more expensive to insure unsecured bank debt against default
Investors are now discriminating strongly across euro area sovereign bonds
Overall financial conditions have been hit in the euro area
The implications of confidence and uncertainty for expenditure growth
Global growth is heavily dependent on the non-OECD economies
Sensitivity of various measures of inflation expectations to headline inflation
Underlying inflation is likely to moderate
Considerable labour market slack is set to persist
Global imbalances remain elevated
The composition of fiscal consolidation plans
Official loans to the governments of Greece, Ireland and Portugal
Belgium, Italy and Spain: the impact of higher interest rates on consolidation needs
Financial conditions in a stylised euro area downside scenario
Uncertainty and consumer confidence in a stylised euro area downside scenario
Private sector demand in a stylised euro area downside scenario
A stylised euro area downside scenario: macroeconomic model simulation results
Belgium, Italy, Spain and euro area programme countries: bond-market size, government funding needs and banks' holding of sovereign bonds
A stylised euro area upside scenario: macroeconomic model simulation results
The evolution of intra-euro area unit labour costs
The size of the automatic fiscal stabilisers
The global recovery has lost momentum
OECD labour market conditions are no longer improving
World trade is slowing and imbalances remain
Fiscal positions will improve only slowly
Bank exposure to Greek sovereign and total debt
EU / IMF Programme countries : Funding needs and sources
Stress-tested banks' exposures to Belgian, Italian and Spanish debt
US and Japanese banks: Exposure to programme and vulnerable euro countries
The impact of stronger US fiscal consolidation
The combined impact of stronger US fiscal consolidation and a stylised euro area downside scenario