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United States: Elevated excess savings have been supporting consumer spending.
United Kingdom: The overall consumer credit has been declining rapidly as households pull back on borrowing and pay down their loans.
Europe: How do EU households spend their money?
Energy: Financial markets are not prepared for geopolitical risk in the Middle East, according to BCA Research (see article).
Global Developments: Asset managers are boosting their bets against the US dollar.
Food For Thought: Obstacles faced by women in trying to advance their career:
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