Global Data Watch: Finishing The Hat

Saturday, 27 March 2010, 1:42 pm
Press Release: JP Morgan

Global Data Watch: Finishing The Hat

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• The global economy is on the cusp of achieving self-sustaining growth

• Global financial conditions have stayed growth supportive

• With European agreement, curtain falls on initial phase of Greek crisis

• CEEMEA central banks stay dovish

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