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ARTICLE · 15 JANUARY 2013

Global Economy Watch (January 2013)

Advanced economies projected to be smaller than emerging economies in 2013 for first time since reliable records began.

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David Valenzia
David Valenzia

Business as usual is changing: our predictions for 2013

Key messages:

1.Advanced economies projected to be smaller than emerging economies in 2013 for first time since reliable records began.

2.Emerging economies in the 'driving seat' of global growth in 2013.

3.Expanding cities of the emerging world a gateway to young and new affluent consumers of the world.

4.US growing by around 2% but Eurozone still flat at best.

5.Commodity price instability to continue.

2013 will be the year when we start to see how the world economy will look for the rest of the century. It will be the year when businesses recognise beyond any doubt that global growth and commodity prices are now driven primarily by developments in China and India, not the US and Europe. In the first issue of Global Economy Watch for 2013, we set out the themes we believe will dominate the global economic outlook this year and how this will impact the wider business agenda.

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