Nordic Outlook
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Economic and financial trends
Thu, Oct 2 2008, 10:50 GMT
by Danske Research Team
- · Denmark: From quickstep to slow foxtrot
- - A slower beat in the next couple of years
- · Sweden: Optimism amidst the gloom
- - Economy takes a hit - but should come through the crisis relatively well
- · Norway: From sauna to ice bath
- - Suffering from lower global growth and high interest rates
- • Finland: Fiscal policy fight-back
- - Growth under pressure - but healthy balances leave room to manoeuvre
- · Global: On the brink of recession
- - Fierce headwinds - progress will be slow
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