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  3. The US growth outlook is less robust than forecasts suggest

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Publication

    Forecasts for the US economy's growth this year are being raised, including ours, yet the insurance sector may not feel a benefit.

    By Multiple Authors

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  4. The 100-year legacy of Japan's Great Kanto Earthquake

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Publication

    A hundred years on from the Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan is a global leader in enforcing stringent building codes and disaster ...

    By Multiple Authors

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  5. US Treasury yields: an inflation rather than bond market crisis

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Publication

    Market reassessment of the nominal "neutral rate" is driving US bond yields higher.

    By Patrick Saner, Head Macro Strategy, Swiss Re Institute

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  6. Emerging Asia: becoming less shock prone

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Publication

    Data suggest the "sacrifice ratio" of slower growth in return for disinflation in emerging Asian economies has been relatively low.

    By John Zhu, Chief Economist Asia

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  7. Pulling the plug on the profit-price-wage spiral fears in Europe

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Publication

    Excess demand vs supply imbalances have seen firms increase price mark-ups over costs and expand profit margins. This has ...

    By Multiple Authors

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  8. A step ahead: the success of monetary policy making in Latin America

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Publication

    Central banks in Latin America are poised to start cutting interest rates. Early tightening in 2021 helped moderate the inflation ...

    By Multiple Authors

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  9. The course of true disinflation never did run smooth

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    Despite rapid interest rates over the past year, central banks are still far from meeting their inflation targets. We see ...

    By Multiple Authors

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  10. Japan: the long goodbye to QE

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    The first Bank of Japan monetary policy meeting under new governor Kazuo Ueda maintained its yield curve control on the 10-year ...

    By John Zhu, Chief Economist Asia Pacific

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