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. Summarizes his thoughts about "less dovish than expected" risks to the FOMC meeting. Curi=us for your views. Speak with you soon, Tazia Source: Bloomberg, streetaccount, 101=0/13 Forwarded by on 10/30/2013 09:02 AM From: "Jim Reid, Deutsche Bank" To: Date: 10/30/2013 02:28 AM Subject: Early Mor

uld be very little tapering but a swing between liquidity complacency and liquidity fear. Maybe we're veering towards the former at the moment. DB's Peter Hooper expects t=day's FOMC to be most likely a "wait and see event" though he sees th= case for a taper now is about as strong as it was in September whe

roughly consistent with alternative projections Our downgraded global growth forecast is about in line with outside alternatives from the IMF and Bloomberg through 2017. However, this consistency masks significant regional differences. In particular, while our US growth forecasts are nearly one-half o

sche Bank Research Global Cross-Discipline Date 8 December 2015 World Outlook 2016 Managing with less liquidity David Folkerts-Landau 'tors Peter Hooper Chief Economist Matthew Luzzetti Chief Economist Mark Wall Chief Economist Torsten Slok hi f E n mi t Deutsche Bank AG/London DISCLOSURES AN

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241 8 December 2015 World Outlook 2016: Managing with less liquidity Contacts Name Coverage David Folkerts-Landau Michael Spencer Economics Peter Hooper Torsten Slok Joe LaVorgna Mark Wall Stefan Schneider Mikihiro Matsuoka Michael Spencer Taimur Baig Gustavo Canonero Strategy Dominic Konstam