Deutsche Bank: Here's Why We're Not Headed For A Double Dip (not as stinky as is seems?)

[HughMoran]

Deutsche Bank have released their World Outlook for midyear 2010, and it describes a global economy in conflict.

They can't seem to decide whether we are headed for a slowdown or a dramatic increase in U.S. employment and a proper return to growth.

The conflict is reality, however. There are some indicators in Deutsche Bank's report which would suggest the U.S. about to surge, and others that show a slowing.

It's uncertainty that reigns in this choose your own adventure economy, and DB doesn't seem to know what's next.

They do, however, say we are going to avoid a double dip, even though there are plenty of downside risks. Two of those downside risks are particularly worrying to Deutsche Bank.

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Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/deutsche-bank-market-snap-back-2010-7#ixzz0t0d33sod

[HughMoran]

1. Kick for charts

...worth looking at and making your own judgment...

[nyc 4 Biden]

2. k&r

[Drunken Irishman]

3. Kicked for some good news!

[DCBob]

4. I thnk what many are calling a double dip is simply very very slow growth..

We are coming out a financial disaster where much of the economy was supported by bogus wealth. It may take decades to repair the damage.

[DrToast]

5. If they are they're using the term incorrectly

A double dip specifically refers to a second recession shortly following a first recession.

[DCBob]

6. Heck, some are even saying we are in a depression..

idiots.

[GeorgeGist]

7. Alas, "DB doesn't seem to know what's next."

The first dip isn't over yet!

[FrenchieCat]

8. Thanks for the charts that accompanies your OP!

Most would just rant and rave, and leave us with no facts.

[NYC Liberal]

9. Kick! Thanks for posting this.

:hi: