Like other researchers, they sought to distil the impact of financial openness by straining out the influence of other factors that might lift growth such as financial depth, institutional strength and macroeconomic stability.
Best of all, key macroeconomic indicators point to strength in LEG's markets.
It seems, too, that we should support those investments which create jobs and relieve distress among vulnerable populations — the cascading facts of job loss and other heartland suffering are unfolding undeniably before our eyes, and there clearly are some federal measures that can provide immediate relief, whatever the relative strength of their macroeconomic effects.
But trade deficits are also affected by macroeconomic factors such as the relative strength of currencies, economic growth rates, and savings and investment rates.
Meanwhile, trade deficits are also affected by macroeconomic factors, such as the relative strength of currencies, economic growth rates, and savings and investment rates.
Before buying corporate or sovereign emerging market bonds, the Payden team examines macroeconomic and political indicators like the strength of the banking system, economic growth potential and exchange-rate stability.
In particular, take a good look at the following: 1) the stability and overall political and corporate governance; 2) the legal environment, respect for contracts, low levels of corruption, due process and rule of law; 3) the macroeconomic environment including fiscal discipline and currency strength; and 4) political risks that could affect financial markets.
From the outset he has tracked macroeconomic indicators like unemployment rates and stock-market strength to gauge the housing market.
First, it makes a general assessment of the macroeconomic situation of these five countries, including their strengths and weaknesses.
While microeconomic concerns are bending towards the current account deficit, gold imports and a general slow economic scenario, the macroeconomic factors that are affecting the rupee is the strength in the dollar index, which is being backed by expectations that the Federal Reserve would withdraw its bond-buying program, thereby creating a favorable condition for the dollar index.
