A weaker dollar and surprisingly strong global growth are expected to result in an acceleration of U.S. export growth in 2006. Export growth is predicted to be relatively unchanged during 2007, as the impact of a weaker dollar is muted by lower growth rates in industrialized and developing countries.
The strong pace of global growth continues to surprise even the most optimistic of forecasters, and perhaps rightfully so, according to a quarterly report from the Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI.
The recent and unexpected acceleration of growth in China, continued strength in other emerging market regions such as India, positive momentum in the Eurozone, and moderate but firm domestic demand in Japan have for the moment trumped concerns about a slowing U.S. economy to ...
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A weaker dollar and surprisingly strong global growth are expected to result in an acceleration of U.S. export growth in 2006. Export growth is predicted to be relatively unchanged during 2007, as the impact of a weaker dollar is muted by lower growth rates in industrialized and developing countries.
The strong pace of global growth continues to surprise even the most optimistic of forecasters, and perhaps rightfully so, according to a quarterly report from the Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI.
The recent and unexpected acceleration of growth in China, continued strength in other emerging market regions such as India, positive momentum in the Eurozone, and moderate but firm domestic demand in Japan have for the moment trumped concerns about a slowing U.S. economy to ...
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