There are divergent trends amongst the major OECD economies
Aggregate financial conditions have improved
The Japanese yen has depreciated sharply
Credit conditions have diverged among euro area countries
Consumer confidence remains soft outside Japan
Net investment is weak relative to output growth
Capacity utilisation was low in many countries in 2012, partly due to weak demand
Projections of car sales growth
Underlying inflation pressures are likely to diverge
Actual and predicted changes in employment growth
Labour market slack is diverging and large overall
Little further progress in reducing global imbalances is foreseen
Global current account imbalances
Scenarios for global current account imbalances
Scenarios for imbalances in major trading regions
Relative unit labour costs are now adjusting in the euro area
Intra-euro area trade imbalances have narrowed
Current account balances and portfolio investment inflows differ across emerging markets
Evolution of the debt burden in Japan over the medium term under different debt-reduction strategies
Recent active macro-prudential measures in selected OECD countries and BRIICS
The composition of fiscal consolidation is set to change
The global recovery will gain momentum only slowly
Debt indicators in the household sector
Selected product market reform recommendations in OECD and BRIICS countries
Housing market developments have continued to diverge
OECD labour market conditions are diverging and weak overall
Selected reform recommendations to boost employment in OECD and BRIICS countries
World trade will strengthen only gradually
Fiscal positions will continue to improve