Please find herebelow Eurobank’s Monthly Global Economic & Market Monitor, Â which presents the bank’s views on the outlook of the main developed economies as well as its forecasts about major fixed income and currency markets.
…According to the BEA’ s third estimate, Q4 2015 GDP was revised upwardly to 1.4%QoQ saar from 1.0%QoQ saar in the second estimate, mainly due to private consumption growth which was reassessed to 2.4%QoQ saar from 2.0%QoQ saar previously on higher durable goods and services expenditures. Elsewhere, residential investment was marked higher (to 10.1%QoQ saar from 8.0% previously) and net exports were also revised up slightly, although gross private investment and inventory accumulation proved lower than previously estimated.
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