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But speculators are thinking
ahead
and shifting out of commodities today in anticipation of future higher interest rates in 2015; the result has been to bring next year’s price decrease forward to today.
And my best guess is that we will see a mix of currency wars, currency collapses, and currency chaos in the year
ahead
– but that this won’t spell the end of the economic recovery, much less the end of the world.
Some US states are already
ahead
of others on this front.
It is their responsibility in the months
ahead
to make sure it doesn’t come to that.
Despite their varied backgrounds, economic interests, and points of view, all of these actors must engage in an informed debate that recognizes all of the complexities of the challenge
ahead.
The perpetual uncertainty over the agreement’s survival would have severely impaired businesses’ ability to plan
ahead.
But we can expect stormy waters
ahead.
To this end, Obama has withdrawn his support for preconditions to peace negotiations, indicating to Palestinians that they should not expect a freeze on Israeli settlement construction
ahead
of talks.
Education has the potential to become one of the most powerful catalysts for development in the years ahead, serving as a bridge from poverty to prosperity, from exclusion to participation, from division to understanding.
So why is Einstein the world’s most famous and most quoted (and misquoted) scientist – far
ahead
of Isaac Newton or Stephen Hawking – as well as a universal byword for genius?
Once those aims are achieved and/or Nabucco goes ahead, South Stream will be shelved because it doesn’t make economic sense.
In Southern Africa, the Southern African Development Community, after a shaky start, is pushing
ahead
with joint projects, of which transport infrastructure, a blight on much intra-African commerce, is a central theme.
East African countries are also pushing integration projects ahead, and appear to have learned from past failures in the region, which were the result of hastily constructed, inappropriate, and overly ambitious structures.
On June 8, just
ahead
of the G-8 Summit, the United Kingdom will convene a summit on Nutrition for Growth.
“It’s an earthquake,” French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said of the result, in which Marine Le Pen’s National Front won 25% of the vote, finishing well
ahead
of the governing Socialists and the mainstream opposition Union for a Popular Movement.
For EU leaders, the time has come to think
ahead.
In today’s fast-paced world, it takes only a single technological improvement, price advantage, or great viral advertising campaign for a competitor to leap
ahead.
ASEAN 2025: Forging
Ahead
Together, which was endorsed by ASEAN leaders at their 27th Summit in November 2015, states that the group strives to be a “people-centered, people-oriented community” that seeks to build a caring and sharing society which is inclusive and where the well-being, livelihood, and welfare of the people are enhanced.
Korea and ASEAN share a common philosophy that values people, and that shared outlook will set the path that Korea and ASEAN take together in the years and decades
ahead.
If the EU is to remain a beacon of openness and liberal democracy, it must forge
ahead
with integration.
This created a two-speed Europe, with debtor countries sinking under the weight of their liabilities, and surplus countries forging
ahead.
Looking ahead, Africa must be afforded a greater role in setting the G20’s agenda.
This all but guarantees difficult talks ahead; indeed, France has already demanded and received a “cultural exception” for film and TV.
Indeed, it remains the key to improved performance in Europe and Japan in the years
ahead.
Why?Airbus has looked ahead, invested, and is bringing on a new Jumbo jet that will make Boeing’s existing products look outdated and inefficient.
This is what lies
ahead
for the foreseeable future.
The year
ahead
will be challenging and rife with uncertainty.
For a while now, the US Federal Reserve has been well
ahead
of other systemically important central banks in normalizing monetary policy – that is, raising interest rates, eliminating large-scale asset purchases, and starting the multi-year process of shrinking its balance sheet.
To cite one dramatic example, declining economic indicators caused the implied market pricing of an interest-rate hike
ahead
of the Bank of England’s policy meeting this month to plummet from over 90%, or a near-certainty, to 20% in just a few weeks.
The largest, most sophisticated banks have become expert at remaining one step
ahead
of regulators – constantly creating complex financial products and derivatives that skirt the letter of the rules.
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