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A domestically driven recovery

We are heartened by the recent signs that economic growth is being driven by more sustainable domestic forces rather than potentially temporary overseas influences. This leaves the economy well placed to weather any slowdown in global growth, which the latest surveys of overseas activity and travails in Cyprus highlight is a distinct possibility.

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