Sample analysis from the Daily Brief
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9 May, 2012
Coalition of the Radical Left (Syriza) leader Alexis Tsipras has until mid-day Friday to cobble a government together.
26 April, 2012
A defence 'austerity crunch' that undercuts US security is unlikely -- even if Obama is re-elected and the Republicans gain control of the Senate and/or retain the House.
24 April, 2012
Turkey has traditionally prioritised relations with Europe, but euro-area stagnation and the frustration of its EU membership bid are forcing it to refocus eastwards.
17 April, 2012
The move will hinder efforts to boost hydrocarbons output, raising the risk of continuing shortages and new rule changes for other sectors in a bid to raise revenue.
5 April, 2012
The Assad regime is not yet close to collapse but divisions could quickly open if key elements within it believe a negotiated transition would better protect their interests.
22 March, 2012
Africa's eastern seaboard can be expected to double port capacity over the next 10-20 years.
13 March, 2012
Budgets look safe for this year, but pressure across Europe to reduce aid points to much less assistance for Africa in future.
7 March, 2012
High oil prices will remain a major risk this quarter for most African economies, and thus for some governments, too.
2 March, 2012
Unencouraging GDP results in the first quarter of 2012 set the stage for a stronger out-turn in Q2. US growth will be helpful and the euro-area could expand modestly on the basis of a trough reached in the first quarter.
30 January, 2012
China’s housing market will remain under tight control and prices drop further. Yet a collapse is unlikely because the market is underpinned by demand, and because officials have much of their personal wealth and income bound up with the sector.
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