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In this issue of the Global Economic Perspectives, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses recent economic statistics, corporate bond issuance, growth among emerging market economies and the financial situation in Europe.
The recovery in the U.S. continues apace, no longer driven simply by restocking but also by real, and possibly sustainable, improvements in indicators for employment, pending home sales and consumer spending.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses growth prospects for the U.S. and the global economies as well as interest rate concerns.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses growth prospects for the U.S. and the global economies as well as interest rate concerns.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses how the U.S. Labor market appears to be improving, the dilemma of loose policy and the lessons from Dubai.
The Group discusses the continued global economic recovery, the varying job numbers worldwide and the how the U.S. financial sector appears to be healing.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses the fact that growth possibilities are back on the agenda, how increased liquidity has helped asset prices and that foreign exchange opportunities have come to the fore.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses the reappointment of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, the mixed signals from the U.S. housing market, and the continued faltering of banks.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses how the U.S. recession may be coming to an end, the dilemma faced by many central banks, and the performance of the credit markets.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses how corporate bonds continued to prosper, the debate over inflation risks, and challenges facing the dollar's supremacy.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses the dynamics behind the rising Treasury yields, the improvements in the credit markets, the bankruptcies in the automobile industry and the European outlook.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses signs of stabilization in the financial sector, a thaw in the credit markets and trends in the housing sector.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses the ambivalence in the global credit markets, some positive results from the recent G-20 conference, and the European outlook.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses the new policies in place to help stimulate the economy, the continued problems plaguing the financial sector, and the renewed investor appetite for higher–risk assets.
This month, the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses the fiscal stimulus efforts, the performance of spread sectors, global rate cuts and the outlook for Europe.
This month the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses the fruit of government intervention, the prospect of a Treasury "bubble", attractive investment options within the fixed income market, and the current European outlook.
This month the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses U.S. stimulus moves, the expanding role of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the prospects for deflation, and European outlook.
This month the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group discusses the current state of the global markets, including the deleveraging of the financial system, the challenges ahead for the next U.S. president, and the outlook for the European markets.
