OECD Composite Leading Indicators Point to Diverging Growth Patterns in Major Economies
OECD composite leading indicators (CLIs) for September 2010 point to diverging patterns of economic growth across major economies.
The CLIs show signs of continuing expansion in Germany, Japan, the United States and Russia, while pointing to a moderate downturn in Canada, France, India, Italy and the United Kingdom.
The CLIs for Brazil and China continue to point strongly downwards, edging below the long term trend and implying that the level of industrial production will fall below its longer-term trend in these two economies.
Steady expansion in the OECD area