In Q1 2017 the global economy was driven by strong growth in manufacturing & trade and The International Monetary Funds (IMF) latest report shows that the broad based growth will continue through 2018. Blog post by Ketan Deshpande, MN
Category: economy
Are manufacturing jobs coming back?
Manufacturing companies need to ensure sustainable growth and profitability in today's global and competitive economy. Cost management is the primary reason for out sourcing jobs to "low cost" countries however increasing amount of automation is also changing the dynamic ..... read on
UK economy weakens-Latest update
Life after Brexit is shaping up to be a challenging time for the U.K. There are many indicators that are worrying the economists and here are some recent developments. Prices rise, pound falls and political uncertainties continue.......
Trade and manufacturing to drive global growth
The World Bank continues to maintain its forecast that global growth will improve to 2.7 percent this year, citing a pickup in manufacturing and trade, improved market confidence and a recovery in commodity prices.
Luxury spending to rise in 2017
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