Showing posts with label Current Account. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Current Account. Show all posts
Saturday, July 13, 2019

13/7/19: BRICS Current Account Surpluses: Its Russia and China Story

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China and Russia dominate BRICS' current account dynamics and this is not about to change. Both China and Russia have been postin...
Friday, May 18, 2018

18/5/18: Euro area current accounts 1980-2017

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What happened to the Euro area current accounts since the introduction of the Euro? Periodically, I update my charts on the Euro effects...
Sunday, December 13, 2015

13/12/15: Irish National Accounts 3Q: Post 6: Exports and MNCs

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In the previous 6 posts, I covered: Irish National Accounts 3Q: Sectoral Growth results; Irish year-on-year growth rates in GDP and G...
Saturday, December 12, 2015

12/12/15: Irish National Accounts 3Q: Post 5: External Trade

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In the first post of the series, I covered Irish National Accounts 3Q: Sectoral Growth results . The second post covered year-on-year grow...
Wednesday, October 21, 2015

21/10/15: By Current Account Fetish Theory, Russia is Doing Quite Fine...

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In charts we live... and in charts we delight. Here is a neat summary of global current account balances (horizontal axis) against the r...
Monday, February 16, 2015

16/2/15: Current Account, Growth and 'Exports-led Recovery': 1999-2014

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There is one European economic policy/theory fetishism that stresses the importance of external balance in 'underpinning sustainable&#...
Wednesday, October 1, 2014

1/10/2014: IMF's out of Ideas, but still full of Analysis: WEO Chapter 4

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IMF WEO October update is steadily creeping toward its main denouement, the release of the database update at the very end of the process t...
Sunday, July 13, 2014

13/7/2014: Up, Down the Current Account Ladder

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For quite some years now, Irish Governments have been keen promoting Ireland's 'unique' external balances performance that, al...
Sunday, May 4, 2014

4/5/2014: Ireland's Fabled External Balance Performance: 1990-2013

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Ireland's external balance performance has always been a major point for departure in analysis of our economic growth, sustainabilit...
Monday, July 15, 2013

15/7/2013: Irish Travel & Tourism Sector Impact on External Balance

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Some interesting figures on Tourism and Travel contributions to the Current Account in Ireland over 1998-2012 period show that, at least ye...

15/7/2013: Current Account Q1 2013: Extreme Imbalances in the Irish Economy

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CSO recently released Balance of Payments stats for Q1 2013 - you can read the main headlines and see underlying data here . Current acco...
Saturday, August 18, 2012

18/8/2012: What the IDA forecasts don't tell us?

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I waited for several days before posting about the latest mystery of Irish statistics.  This presentation from IDA contains the followi...