Japan's Economic Outlook (Quarterly) 2015

Towards Phase II of Abenomics What Will Happen when the US Devises an Exit Strategy?(No.187 Update)[Summary]

Japan to see real GDP growth of +1.0% in FY15 and +1.5% in FY16, with nominal GDP growth of +2.4% in FY15 and +2.0% in FY16.

Towards Phase II of Abenomics What Will Happen when the US Devises an Exit Strategy?(No.187)

Japan to see real GDP growth of +0.8% in FY15 and +1.5% in FY16, with nominal GDP growth of +2.2% in FY15 and +2.1% in FY16.

What Will Happen if China's Economic Bubble Bursts? Japan's economy has entered a temporary lull, but according to our outlook, will avoid recession.(No.186 Update)[Summary]

Japan to see real GDP growth of +1.0% in FY15 and +1.7% in FY16, with nominal GDP growth of +2.4% in FY15 and +2.2% in FY16.

What Will Happen if China's Economic Bubble Bursts? Japan's economy has entered a temporary lull, but according to our outlook, will avoid recession.(No.186)

Japan to see real GDP growth of +1.1% in FY15 and +1.9% in FY16, with nominal GDP growth of +2.6% in FY15 and +2.5% in FY16.

Fed vs. ECB: Which Will Be More Influential? In this report we examine the effects of unconventional monetary policies in Japan, the US and Europe.(No. 185 Update)[Summary]

Japan to see real GDP growth of +2.0% in FY15 and +1.9% in FY16, with nominal GDP growth of +3.0% in FY15 and +2.3% in FY16.

Fed vs. ECB: Which Will Be More Influential? In this report we examine the effects of unconventional monetary policies in Japan, the US and Europe.(No. 185)

Japan to see real GDP growth of +1.7% in FY15 and +1.8% in FY16, with nominal GDP growth of +2.6% in FY15 and +2.2% in FY16.

In this report we examine three issues facing Japan's economy: (1) The effects of cheap oil, (2) The return of capex spending to domestic investments, and (3) Is the Euro Zone Headed Toward Japanization?(No. 184 Update)[Summary]

Japan to see real GDP growth of -1.0% in FY14 and +1.9% in FY15, and +1.8% in FY16, with nominal GDP growth of +1.4% in FY14 and +2.7% in FY15, and +2.4% in FY16.

In this report we examine three issues facing Japan's economy: (1) The effects of cheap oil, (2) The return of capex spending to domestic investments, and (3) Is the Euro Zone Headed Toward Japanization?(No. 184)

Japan to see real GDP growth of -0.9% in FY14 and +1.9% in FY15, and +1.8% in FY16, with nominal GDP growth of +1.4% in FY14 and +2.7% in FY15, and +2.4% in FY16.