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The Corporate Economists Advisory Group analyses major international economic issues and advises the ICC Chairmanship. |
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| The world economic climate has worsened in the fourth quarter, as indicated by increasingly negative expectations from economic experts, according to the World Economic Survey, published today by the International Chamber of Commerce and the Munich-based Institute for Economic Research (Ifo). |
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World Economic Climate worsens, ICC-Ifo survey shows
After the first two improved quarters of 2011, the global economic upswing is faltering, according to the latest quarterly WES from ICC and the Munich-based Ifo Institute for Economic Research, published today. |
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Global economic climate brightens again, ICC/Ifo survey reveals
The global economic climate is at its brightest since 2007, but there may be trouble ahead, according to the latest quarterly World Economic Survey by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the Munich-based Ifo Institute for Economic Research, published today. |
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Global economic climate reaches four-year high, ICC/Ifo survey reveals
The world economic climate indicator has achieved a new high since 2007 levels, indicating that economic activity overall is picking up, according to the quarterly World Economic Survey, from the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the Munich-based Ifo Institute for Economic Research, released today. |
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World economic recovery slows as business expectations fall
Business expectations are falling worldwide despite improvements in the state of the global economy for the sixth consecutive quarter, according to the World Economic Survey published today by the International Chamber of Commerce and the Munich-based Ifo Institute for Economic Research. |
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ICC CEAG webinar explores the euro zone
The current economic situation in the euro zone and its global impact was the subject of the first ICC Corporate Economists Advisory Group (CEAG) webinar, held this week. |
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Global economic index rises again, but problems remain
Reflecting more favourable economic conditions for the coming six months but also a more positive assessment of the current situation, the World Economic Climate Indicator rose significantly in the fourth quarter for the third consecutive time following the sharp drops of last year. |
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