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Economic Tracker

Economic volatilities warrant constant visibility of macro and industry related metrics. Economic data allows for sound decision making in the realm of investments, geographic expansion and industry growth. Understanding the changing global economic, social & industrial landscape in developed and emerging countries is important to identify untapped growth opportunities.

Recognizing the need to continuously keep track of global data and developments amidst ongoing volatilities and changing dynamics, Frost & Sullivan introduces the Global Economic Tracker- Insight and Trends (GET-IT) deliverable. Providing clients with a quarterly snapshot of economic and industrial metrics through historical data as well as forecasts until 2020, it also includes an annually updated analysis of key mega-regions. These timely updates enable you to analyzing changing scenarios and modulate growth expectations, aiding in decision making.

The Global Economic Tracker-Insights and Trends (GET-IT) is a quarterly updated database of key economic and industry parameters to provide dynamic insights to track volatility and navigate uncertainties in the global economic environment.

Each GET-IT report presents short term as well as medium term forecasts along with historic data for economic and industry indicators across countries and regions. A short-term forecast is provided for next 8 quarters, estimates are provided for the current year and medium-term forecasts are made for next five years, for select indicators.

  1. 11 Mar 2016  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker: Insights and Trends (GET–IT)—North America Quarter 1, 2016

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    The North American energy renaissance has taken a back seat in 2016 due to plunging oil prices. Canada is suffering from an economic downturn due to its heavy reliance on the oil and gas industry. The Chinese slowdown and a rising dollar will further create economic headwinds in Canada. Even though the United States stays resilient because of stron...

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  2. 30 Dec 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker - Insights and Trends (GET-IT) - Emerging Latin America Quarter 4, 2015

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    Latin American economy is likely to remain moderate for H1 2016 as growth is expected to gradually pick up in 2016 mainly due to strong domestic demand. Currency depreciation has increased inflation above target in most of the countries (except Mexico) and remains a major cause of concern for respective Central Banks. Planning and implementation of...

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  3. 30 Dec 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker—Insights and Trends (GET-IT) - Emerging Latin America Quarter 3, 2015

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    The growth outlook of the region is expected to remain lackluster for the rest of 2015. But it is anticipated that there will be no temporary slowdown in the region till H1 2016 in spite of low growth rates of around 3% for the region. Unfavorable combination of external factors like low commodity prices, sluggish exports, slowdown in China, rising...

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  4. 19 Nov 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker: Insights and Trends (GET–IT)—North America Quarter 4 2015

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    A slowdown in energy sector is likely to hamper the overall growth of North America, which is expected to grow at a modest rate of around 2-2.5 percent in 2015 on account of weak investment growth. Rise in consumer debt and the housing market bubble are weakening the growth prospects of the Canadian economy. The Q1 2016 outlook of the United States...

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  5. 19 Nov 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker: Insights and Trends (GET–IT)—North America Quarter 3 2015

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    North America’s outlook for second half of 2015 remains uncertain primarily due to contraction in emerging economies like China and Brazil. Moreover, currency appreciation, proposed interest rate hike in the United States, and unstable oil and gasoline prices are also likely to act as growth restraints in the second half of 2015.

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  6. 30 Jul 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker: Insights and Trends (GET–IT)—North America Quarter 2, 2015

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    North America is likely to grow at a slower pace than previously expected at roughly 2-2.5 percent in 2015 on account of weak investment growth and slowdown in energy sector. Consumer demand, especially in housing sector, is likely to remain strong and will drive economic growth of the region in H2 2015. Strong currency in the United States may co...

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  7. 07 Jul 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker: Insights and Trends (GET-IT)—Emerging Latin America Quarter 1, 2014

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    While the growth outlook for the Latin American region as a whole does not look bright for 2014, especially for South American countries, countries like Mexico and Colombia are expected to register healthy growth in 2014. While these two are heavily dependent on the United States for their exports demand, a fast recovery of the US economy is likely...

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  8. 22 Jun 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker—Insights and Trends (GET-IT)—Emerging Latin America Quarter 4, 2014

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    The Latin American region as a whole is expected to register a weakened growth rate of 1.3% in 2014. On the external front, weak commodity prices have led to fall in private spending, while on the domestic front, policy uncertainties have lowered confidence levels. However, a 2.2% growth recovery is foreseen in 2015 as policy uncertainties reduce.

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  9. 19 Jun 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker—Insights and Trends (GET-IT)—Emerging Latin America Quarter 2 2014

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    Latin American economies that are tied to the United States for their exports demand are expected to directly benefit from a faster than expected recovery of the US economy in 2014. However, countries such as Chile and most of other Latin American economies are anticipated to be adversely affected by falling raw materials prices and slowing Chinese...

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  10. 17 Jun 2015  |  North America

    Global Economic Tracker—Insights and Trends (GET-IT)—Emerging Latin America Quarter 2, 2015

    A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

    Latin American growth outlook is anticipated to remain lackluster for 2015 due to slow recovery of global demand for the mining products of the region. Sluggish exports resulting in the devaluation of local currencies led to a continuous rise in inflation levels of several regional economies such as Colombia, Chile, and Brazil. As a result, consume...

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