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But this does not appear to be the diagnosis of stock markets, notably in the United States, where equities are trading at record-high prices.

Emerging markets – notably in parts of Latin America and India – will suffer when artificial intelligence and robots become widely used, reducing the competitive advantage of their cheap labour.

The company plans, however, to stop offering low-rate loans nationally, although it will still offer them in some highly competitive markets, notably in the Northeast.

A new "Agency for the Co-operation of Energy Regulators" is to oversee the functioning of energy markets, notably in cross-border co-operation between network operators.

The team was already plotting a better jersey deal, studying companies with a desire to expand in emerging markets, notably in China and India.

The Japanese phone makers see this as their opportunity to break into new markets, notably in Europe, where they are currently thin on the ground.

However, we continue to see examples of firm pricing at the premium end of the market – notably in the UK.

And reformers in southern Europe, such as Italy's Mario Monti, should be heard when they argue that deepening Europe's single market, notably in services, has huge potential.

"What worries people a bit is that looking at General Motors' situation and the state of the car market, notably in the US, there is a feeling that we've had something like four years of zero interest rates to sell cars in America and it no longer seems to be doing the trick," Dan Bunting, European strategist at Dryden Wealth Management, told Reuters.

For 2009, pre-tax profits fell 20.3% to £81.9m as revenues were hit hard in many of its markets, notably New York and Singapore, in the first half of 2009 as the recession dented travel.

There is wider agreement that a fall in the dollar benefits certain foreign stock markets, notably those in Asia outside Japan.