Investors continue to discriminate strongly across euro area sovereign bonds
It is relatively expensive to insure unsecured bank debt against default
Aggregate financial conditions have improved this year
The implied volatility of share prices has moderated
Recent trends in new car registrations diverge across regions
House prices are falling in real terms in many countries
Oil prices are high
Underlying inflation is likely to remain subdued
Considerable labour market slack is set to persist
Gauging spare capacity using Okun's law
Progress in reducing global imbalances has stalled
Financial account related risk factors to financial stability
Euro area unit labour costs have begun to adjust
Changes in euro area countries domestic demand and trade balances 2009-13
Size and duration of consolidation episodes in the OECD area since the 1980s
Output gaps and non-performing loans
United States
United States (graph)
Japan (graph)
Japan
Euro area
Euro area (graph)
Germany
Germany (graph)
France
France (graph)
Italy
Italy (graph)
United Kingdom
United Kingdom (graph)
Canada
Canada (graph)
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Chile (graph)
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Israel (graph)
Korea (graph)
Luxembourg
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Portugal (graph)
Slovak Republic
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Brazil
Brazil (graph)
China (graph)
China
India
India (graph)
Indonesia
Russian Federation
Russian Federation (graph)
South Africa
Consolidation required to meet alternative debt targets
More ambitious fiscal consolidation boosts potential growth
Global imbalances are projected to rise over the next two decades
Stronger convergence will be experienced by poorer countries
There will be major changes in the composition of world GDP
Structural reforms and more ambitious fiscal consolidation raise GDP
Policy action can reduce global imbalances