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The US economy is expected to see GDP growth between 2.7-2.9% in the next quarter. Banking sectors in both the US and Europe have strengthened with higher capitalization levels and improved financial performance for many banks. The Eurozone is projected to see 1.3% growth for 2011, similar to the US once you account for their differing population growth rates, and Germany in particular is expected to be one of the world's great growth engines. The US dollar has an inverse relationship with commodities and equities, and its value has fallen against other currencies like the Euro and Indian rupee in recent times.
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- 7. Banking Sector • The US in particular has enjoyed a much-improved performance, with Citigroup, Bank of New York Mellon, State Street, GMAC, Keycorp and Huntington Bancshares – all among the top 25 largest losses last year – this year recording substantial profits. • Outside the US, other banks that jumped from biggest losers to big profits include UBS, Russia’s VTB, Dutch bank ING and two of Germany’s largest banks- Deutsche Bank (Frankfurt a.M., 1.5 billion) Commerzbank* (Frankfurt a.M., 844 million).
- 8. Euro Zone • For 2011, the team of forecasters for The Economist is projecting 1.3% growth for the Eurozone (the 16 out of 27 EU countries that use the euro currency). • But it's not that simple: • You must also factor in the reality that the Eurozone's annual population growth is only 0.1%, versus 1.0% in the United States. • Once you do that the growth rates are almost identical - 1.2% in the Eurozone versus 1.3% in the United States.
- 9. Growth Engines • Last but not least, there is Germany. The Economist panel is projecting growth of only 2%. But that's almost certainly another example of Anglo-American economists underestimating Germany's real potential. Its growth rate in 2010 is actually expected to be 3.3%. Germany now has a substantial labor skill advantage over its neighbors in the euro community, and is growing relatively rapidly, as the costs of absorbing the former East Germany fade into the past.
- 10. Growth Engines • As was the case back in the 1980s, Germany is one of the world's great growth economies, with a structural trade surplus due to the efficiency and quality of its manufacturing. • The euro, holding down Germany's exchange rate through the inefficiencies of its European neighbors, only accentuates this trend and increases Germany's growth potential. As an investor, your portfolio needs exposure to Europe; it's a huge part of the world economy, and growth and profitability in the better parts of Europe are highly satisfactory.
- 11. US Dollar • Inverse relation with commodities like gold and even equities. • EUR/USD has broken the crucial 1.3000 mark due to Greece`s default risk. • USD/INR has depreciated 20% due to India`s rising fiscal deficit of 3,07,009 crores and rising import bill $358 bn . • We`re seeing signs of capitulation in the dollar index which is at 70.(all time low).It is due to excessive dollar printing.
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- Unabated :Without any reduction in strength