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As central banks cut interest rates, the risk of a currency war has increased.

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This report explores what major developments are likely to occur in 2015.

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The US stands alone as a source of strength among major economies heading into 2015.

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The recent trend of strong growth in the US and weakness in Europe and Japan persisted during the third quarter.

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Energy policy and market dynamics have provided a tailwind to US growth while serving as headwinds to growth in Europe and Japan

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Household consumption and government spending have dragged down this recovery even though business capital spending has been surprisingly strong.

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Growth weakness in most major economies is ensuring that global monetary policy will be accommodative for quite some time

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Infrastructure investment will continue to be a growth sector in the coming decades, with the private sector playing a larger role

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Weakness in Europe and Japan is increasing the likelihood that monetary policy will be eased further in both areas in the coming months.

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This recovery has been marked by its poor quality of job creation which has held down wages and growth compared to previous recoveries.

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Despite weak employment and output growth, the outlook for the Canadian economy is reasonably solid.

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Growth will rebound in China after the first quarter despite housing market weakness.