DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/rhp78k/global_economic) has announced the addition of the "Global Economic Tracker - Insights and Trends Rest of World (ROW) Quarter 2, 2013" report to their offering.
A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities
In Australia, weak commodity prices, a strong Australian dollar and low business sentiment will dampen economic activity in H2 2013. Weak investment in mining and manufacturing is likely to keep the Australian economy sluggish.
In Argentina, policy easing is expected to boost domestic demand conditions and help rebound the business confidence.
Aggressive macroeconomic stimulus measures in Japan in H1 2013 have boosted exports and industrial output and this trend is expected to continue through H2 2013.
Due to a slowdown in the economy and a strong local currency, South Korea's exports are expected to remain sluggish in H2 2013.
Industries Covered:
- Automotive
- Chemicals
- Construction
- Electricity
- Energy
- Food and Beverages
- Healthcare
- Information and Communication services
- Manufacturing
- Mining
- Pharmaceuticals
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Plastics
Time Period:
2008 Q1 to 2013 Q4
Forecast Period:
2013 Q1 to 2013 Q4
Executive Summary:
- Australia is better positioned compared to many other developed countries, despite the fact that the economic growth has been slow in H1 2013 contradicting expectations. This trend is likely to continue in Q3 2013.
- Argentina's high inflation rates, weakening local currency, and low global demand are causes for concern during H2 2013.
- A higher household consumption and exports, conjugated with the macroeconomic stimulus policies of the government are expected to drive the growth of the Japanese economy in Q3 2013.
- A revamp in the construction sector, clubbed with moderate investment flow and improved exports, helped South Korea register a low but positive growth in H1 2013. This trend is expected to continue in Q3 2013.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive Summary Definitions
2. Regional Insights and Trends - Rest of World
3. Australia
4. Argentina
5. Japan
6. South Korea
7. Conclusion and Key Takeaways
8. Our Story
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