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This week, investors get supplied with new IMF global GDP growth data. I am quite interested to see this data. I think it will give us a refresh on the global growth situation. These are the first global growth numbers to come out after the latest Draghi moves to buy debt and the announcement of Bernanke’s QE3.
The IMF’s World Economic Outlook comes out on Tuesday, October 9.
The IMF’s Global Financial Stability Report comes out on Wednesday, Oct 10.
Here are IMF GDP data I pulled out of last quarter’s reports, done in July 2012.
All data will be updated:
Advanced Economies 2011 +1.6% 2012 +1.4% 2013 +1.9%
United States 2011 +1.7% 2012 +2.0% 2013 +2.3%
Euro Area 2011 +1.5% 2012 (-0.3%) 2013 +0.7%
China 2011 +9.2% 2012 +8.0% 2013 +8.5%
Open this nice IMF tool to view the long-term global GDP growth picture…
http://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/index.php
For its part, the World Bank reported Monday, Oct. 8th that China should expand +7.7% in 2012 and +8.1% in 2013. For China, this weaker World Bank GDP data argues for a reduction in the coming IMF GDP growth numbers.
My debate questions?
(1) Is the U.S. economy still going to show stronger real GDP growth in 2013? Why or why not?
(2) Does U.S. GDP growth push new macro support on China and Europe?
(3) Can the U.S. economy lead the major parts of the world economy in 2013?
AND
(4) Did (U.S. and non-U.S.) equity markets already price in the new data?
Read the full reports :
ETF report on EFA
ETF report on MCHI