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Best of the recovery now in the rear-view mirror

The raft of Q3 data that have been released so far have been the proverbial mixed bag with some countries (g. France) reporting surprisingly strong growth and others (e.g. the US) surprising on the downside. However, the big picture that emerges is that the best of the global recovery is now in the rear-view mirror. Growth is likely to be weaker than most expect over the next year.

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