Others warn, however, against over confidence.
Uri Dadush heads the Global Economics program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
"Going forward, there are really three big things to worry about. One, the European situation continues to be very fragile in my view,” he said. “The second is the fiscal cliff - the famous fiscal cliff coming at the end of this year, and the third is the slowdown in emerging markets."
Dadush said uncertainty over the debt crisis in Europe and a political stalemate in the U.S. over tax cuts and spending - known as the fiscal cliff - have the potential to plunge the global economy into another recession.
Many will be looking for more clues on U.S. economic health when a key government report on the job market comes out on October 5.
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