Economy: Policymakers have run out of tools to boost economies

These requirements to prevent an economic crash highlight a second new aspect of the fear of a double dip now gathering among investors: that developed-world economies are close to stalling at a time when policymakers are close to running out of tools to support them.


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The sovereign debt crises leave developed-world governments running high annual budget deficits and debt-to-GDP burdens, with little remaining capacity to intervene this time around. None of those European governments now reluctantly pushing through austerity measures to protect their ratings and preserve market access has seemed capable of also articulating a convincing strategy...

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Euromoney’s 2012 FX survey results

Economy: Policymakers have run out of tools to boost economies

These requirements to prevent an economic crash highlight a second new aspect of the fear of a double dip now gathering among investors: that developed-world economies are close to stalling at a time when policymakers are close to running out of tools to support them.

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Economy: Policymakers have run out of tools to boost economies

These requirements to prevent an economic crash highlight a second new aspect of the fear of a double dip now gathering among investors: that developed-world economies are close to stalling at a time when policymakers are close to running out of tools to support them.

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