Money market spreads have remained low
Bank credit default swap rates have backed up
Bank lending remains weak
Financial conditions indices have improved markedly
Emerging market bond spreads are low in historical comparison
Global trade and export orders have bounced back
World trade
The housing market recovery is broadening
Corporate balance sheets and business investment
The upturn in the inventory cycle will soon fade
Oil prices have recovered
Global growth will be led by the non-OECD economies
Business confidence has rebounded
Unemployment will come down only slowly in the OECD
Underlying inflation is set to remain subdued
Global imbalances will widen modestly
Intra-euro area competitiveness
Government debt heads higher
Gross debt ratios under announced government consolidation plans
Potential efficiency gains in primary and secondary education are large
Concentration in the financial system has risen
Cross-border bank lending remains subdued
A gradual recovery from widespread recession
Selected accounting indicators at top global banks
Banks' holdings of Greek and southern European assets
Real house prices remain at historically high levels in some countries
World trade remains robust and imbalances will widen gradually
Labour market conditions will turn up slowly
Fiscal positions will begin to improve in 2011
Consolidation requirement to stabilise the debt-to-GDP ratio over the long-term horizon
Distribution of remaining maturities of marketable central government securities
Distribution of maturities at issuance of marketable central government securities