Activity is declining and inflation receding
Risk premia have soared
Share prices have fallen sharply
Bank credit default swaps have fallen from recent peaks
Banks are tightening lending standards
Corporate bond yields have spiked
Bank loan growth is slowing
US financial conditions continue to worsen
Real housing investment is falling in most countries
Residential permits are falling sharply
Housing investment may fall much further
The stock of unsold US houses is falling
US foreclosure and delinquency rates are rising
Oil prices have been falling recently
Non-oil commodity prices are declining
Exchange rates have been affected by the turmoil
Global growth is slowing
The projected trough in the current cycle
Policy rates have been cut
Inflation appears to have peaked
Money market stress
Assets of the United States Federal Reserve
Explaining oil price changes
Growth is plunging
Labour markets have begun to weaken
Wage developments remain moderate
Downturns and recoveries following a banking crisis
Real house prices are falling in most countries
The effects of a slowdown in non-OECD domestic demand would have significant repercussions
Slower domestic demand, partially offset by net exports
World trade slows while external imbalances decline
Indicators of financial market stress
Fiscal positions are worsening
Demand elasticities of oil demand per capita by region
Estimated link between inflation outcomes and expectations
Impact of financial rescue packages on government assets and gross debt
Fiscal costs of past banking crises as a share of GDP