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Quarterly analysis and forecasts on nine key industries.

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Monthly updates on latest industry trends in nine key industries.

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A rigorous forecast database on industry trends in 68 economies.

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An integrated model covering 100 sectors across 68 economies.

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3 December 2012
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Some upside suprises but outlook worsens
The latest monthly data contain a few upside surprises. Eurozone manufacturing rose 0.5% in August but the increase was not a result of a solid increase in German output - which actually declined month-on-month - but expansions of over 1% each in France, Italy and Spain on a seasonally adjusted basis. Production appears to have been supported by export demand, especially outside the Eurozone. However, weak domestic and Eurozone demand is likely to prevent a sustained increase in output and despite the firm monthly increases, output still remains well below year-ago levels.
25 October 2012
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Economic Impact of TripAdvisor on the UK Tourism Economy
Online travel review sites encourage increased spending and longer stays in the UK. The increased confidence and transparency created by User-Generated Content (UGC) sites benefits both consumers and the tourism industry with an estimated increase in tourism spending and associated employment, with a disproportionate benefit to independent establishments. TripAdvisor alone is associated with £1.7bn in UK tourism spending. For further details or to request a copy of the full report please contact Emma Shaw at TripAdvisor (eshaw@tripadvisor.com, +44(0)203 320 3210)
17 July 2012
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Global Industry Forecasts

These in-depth reports probe the latest developments and 10-year trends for nine major global industries and 100 sub-sectors across 68 economies. Every quarter, you will receive historical, current and forecast data on the world's leading industrial and emerging markets, including:

  • Output forecasts by sector and detailed sub-sectors on an annual basis over the next 10 years
  • Analysis and commentary that examines recent developments and highlights the key trends and drivers, including the links to macroeconomic developments
  • Charts and tables spotlighting key industrial output trends, past and future
  • Forecasts derived from our highly-disiplined forecasting process using our Global Industry Model
The sectors covered are:
Construction Basic Metals Chemicals
Electronics & Computers Motor Vehicles Aerospace
Intermediate goods Engineering Consumer goods

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             Engineering          China

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