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China rebounds but global output growth eases

August 15, 2017Richard RamseyLeave a comment

The latest PMI surveys  highlight some noteworthy trends on the local, national and global economy from July 2017. This slide pack explores them in more detail.

Key highlights include: Continue reading →

PMI, Slide packChina, Italy, PMI, Russia

Chief Economist’s Weekly Briefing – Contagion

December 5, 2016Richard RamseyLeave a comment

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Italy’s banking sector problems, building financial risks facing the UK and the prospect of higher rates in the US. The year may be drawing to a close but there will be plenty to keep minds focused in 2017.   Continue reading →

Uncategorized, Weekly BriefChina, Italy, migration

Chief Economist’s Weekly Brief – Present tense

August 1, 2016August 23, 2016Richard RamseyLeave a comment

The UK economy grew by a sprightly 0.6% in Q2. But with everything viewed through a pre/post-vote prism this counts as old news. Yet not every change will be due to ‘Brexit’, with signs the economy was cooling even in May.    Continue reading →

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