Keith Wade, chief economist and strategist at Schroders, says: “A weaker-than-expected end to 2012 has caused us to revise down growth for 2013 as a whole, however, the recent strength of the euro and the lack of desire to fight a currency war leads us to downgrade growth even further – especially for exporters such as Germany.”
China’s growth outlook remains a concern
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