Created Mon 1st Dec 2008 9:39am PST by
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Which G7 economy will record the strongest growth in the first quarter of 2009?
Current forecast: Canada (47% chance
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Combining all predictions, the current most likely outcome is Canada with a probability of 47% (unchanged in last 1 day)
Canada had the strongest GDP growth among the Group of Seven nations in the third quarter: http://www.reuters.com/finance/economy#gdp . Which country will lead in the first quarter of 2009?
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Initial likelihoods: Canada: 20%, Germany: 10%, France: 20%, UK : 10%, Italy: 10%, Japan: 15%, U.S.: 15%
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Created Mon 1st Dec 2008 9:39am PST by
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Suspend date: Tue 31st Mar 4:59pm PDT (11 weeks to go)
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score: 10
Wall Street Journal Online 5 days ago
gross domestic product, and the data often serve as a barometer of future economic growth. Activity contracted in Germany, France, Italy and Spain, pushing the Markit Economics survey of euro-zone manufacturing last month to the lowest level in its
score: 10
score: 10
Budapest Business Journal 1 week ago
unveil new predictions that will show the global economy formally in recession, the report added. According to Consensus Economics, on the basis of assessing economic growth using market exchange rates, global growth next year would be only 0.4%, the
score: 10
Mail Online UK 1 week ago
per head has fallen a startling 4.6 per cent in the past year. As a result, the UK, which had briefly topped the wealth league for the first time since the Victorian era, has been overtaken by the U.S., France and Germany. Japan and Italy are expected
score: 10
RTTNews 1 week ago
Small business confidence in Japan fell to 29.4 in December from 35.1 in November, the Shoko Chukin Bank said Friday. The indicator logged below 50 ...




Thanks for answering this question after I flagged it. Take a look at the charts and heavily consider France. And to Dean...Canada has no blame.
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