Budget and inflation: South Africa
OECD recoveries compared
First year decline in GDP in euro-only adverse shock
Business sentiment is weak in many economies
Financial constraints on euro area business activity are elevated
Consumer confidence is soft
House price-to-rent ratios differ considerably across countries
Non-oil commodity price developments have diverged
Aggregate financial conditions have improved
The degree of stock market rebound differs
The cost of credit among euro area countries has diverged
Inflation pressures are likely to remain moderate
Actual and predicted changes in unemployment rates
Considerable labour market slack is set to persist
Little further progress in reducing global imbalances is foreseen
GDP growth and estimated stall speeds
Current account balances in euro area countries under financial market pressure
Euro area unit labour costs are adjusting
Export market performance is improving in some countries
The euro area banking system: Core Tier-1 capital additions required to reach 5% of total assets in each large bank
GDP growth in the baseline and a downside scenario
Expenditure versus revenue-based consolidation plans¹
Impact of 3% consolidation on income inequality
Labour market and wealth: United States
Budget deficit and inflation: United States
Industrial production and confidence indicators: Japan
Car sales and deflation: Japan
GDP and loan interest rates: Euro Area
Unemployment and foreign assets: Euro Area
Manufacturing and housing market: Germany
Labour market and stock market: Germany
GDP and investment: France
Fiscal consolidation and trade: France
Output and confidence indicators: Italy
Interest rates and unemployment: Italy
Confidence indicators and unemployment: United Kingdom
Earnings and savings: United Kingdom
GDP and housing market: Canada
Household income and government spending: Canada
Prices and exchange rates: Australia
Confidence indicators and employment: Austria
Unemployment and inflation: Belgium
GDP and current account: Chile
Consumption and fiscal deficit: Czech Republic
Labour and housing market and long-term interest rates: Denmark
Employment and inflation: Estonia
Private consumption and exports: Finland
Economy and fiscal imbalance: Greece
Inflation and long-term interest rate: Hungary
Household balances and exchange rates: Iceland
Interest rate spread and credit: Ireland
Output and inflation: Israel
Household debt and inflation: Korea
GDP and financial activity: Luxembourg
Exports and inflation: Mexico
Housing and wages: Netherlands
Exports and investment: New Zealand
Inflation and investment: Norway
Monetary policy and government deficit: Poland
Labour market and competitiveness: Portugal
Business confidence and labour market: Slovak Republic
Interest rates and GDP: Slovenia
Employment and exports: Spain
Unemployment and house prices: Sweden
GDP and exchange rates: Switzerland
Domestic demand and exports: Turkey
Domestic demand and confidence indicators: Brazil
Exchange rates and inflation: Brazil
GDP and infrastructure investment: China
Fiscal policy and monetary policy: China
Economy and inflation: India
Government deficit and financial conditions: India
Current account and inflation: Indonesia
Economy and inflation: Russian Federation
Labour market and credit: Russian Federation