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India: despite medium-term uncertainty, a bright near-term outlook
Since 1990, India’s share of world economic output has doubled to 7.2%. However, its economy …
Odds of a UK recession are now greater than even
Defying widespread expectation of a recession, the UK economy weathered the Brexit storm better than …
Equity investors are not worried about a US/China trade war
Tensions between the US and China appear to be rising, with disagreements over North Korea …
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Just what is wrong with the French?
We Brits love to make fun of the French. It’s close to a national pastime. …
Tolerance isn’t a luxury
Last Saturday saw 2017’s Pride in London parade, uniting over a million people to celebrate …
Thank Fathom it’s Friday – All out, comrades!
In the film-within-a-film ‘Strike’ (from The Comic Strip Presents…), the UK miners’ strike of 1984 …
Fathom’s US Economic Sentiment Indicator (USESI) points to robust economic growth in Q2After incorporating survey data for June, the final 2017 Q2 USESI reading was 5.1%, suggesting that economic activity grew at a very strong pace last quarter.
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