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Steen Bocian: Nordic Economies After Financial Collapse

Jan 14, 2015

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Steen Bocian, Chief Economist of Danske Bank spoke about Nordic economies after the financial crisis.
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Page 1: Steen Bocian: Nordic Economies After Financial Collapse

Global and local economic and financial outlook

Page 2: Steen Bocian: Nordic Economies After Financial Collapse

All regions pulling in global recovery- GDP estimates for 2011 (parenthesis show consensus)

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US: 3.1% (3.1%)

China: 9.4% (9.5%)

Euro: 2.0% (1.6%)

Brazil: 5.7% (4.5%)

Russia: 4.7% (4.2%)

Africa – decent growth pulled by commodities and better governance

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Debt problems – but the Nordics look strong

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Inflation

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Higher interest rates

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The Nordics

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The Nordic economies under pressure – Denmark is struggling the most

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Consumption dropped markedly in Denmark

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High household leverage in the Nordics

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% of GDP

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Housing markets are behaving very differently

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Unemployment has turned around except for Danish

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Consumer confidence has improved

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Swedish exports is picking up strongly

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Denmark and Norway are challenged by the costs

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Nordic growth lead by Sweden and Finland

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Interest rates on the rise

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