June 2013
Summary:
- Financial?markets?upbeat;?real?economies?sluggish
- Subdued?global?growth?in?2013?and?moderate?pick-up?expected?for?2014
- Unemployment?remains?a?key?policy?challenge
- Short-term?risks?have?diminished?but?not?disappeared;?new?medium-term?risks?emerge
Despite improved global financial conditions and signs of reduced short-term?risks, the world?economy continues to expand at a subdued pace. After markedly slower growth over the past?two years, global economic activity is expected to?slowly gain momentum in the second?half of 2013, but growth?will still remain?below potential.?
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