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...However, this success masks the fact that there are just four active grandmasters — Michael Adams, Howell, Luke McShane and Gawain Jones — rated over 2600, the level of the world top 250, and all four are...
...In a note published Friday, Adam Slater of Oxford Economics points out that banking crises — such as the US savings and loan crisis or the UK’s 1973 secondary banking crisis — reliably damage growth (while...
...“This is the most worrying housing market outlook since 2007-2008, with markets poised between the prospect of modest declines and much steeper ones,” says Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics...
...The No1 seeds are led by Michael Adams and Nigel Short, supported by the experienced trio of Mark Hebden, John Emms and Keith Arkell....
...Watch Sky Sports’ Craig Slater take a dip. Don’t dive in....
...Adam Slater, at Oxford Economics, estimates that US imports from China are still down about 20 per cent based on expectations of the 2009-2018 trend....
...They will be joined later this year by Adam Counsell, who was Restore’s financial director for most of Skinner’s tenure....
...Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics, said properties in advanced economies were about 10 per cent overvalued compared with long-term trends....
...“Loose monetary conditions could push asset prices even higher, risking an eventual sharp correction,” said Adam Slater, economist at Oxford Economics....
...But according to Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics, such fears are overblown....
...Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics, said: “If excess savings are mostly held by wealthier households and these are treated as a wealth increase rather than an income addition, we would expect...
...Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics, said that “despite renewed restrictions in a number of economies in recent months, the growth rate of trade in 2021 will be strong”....
...Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics, said the data “points to a decline in goods trade in 2020 of a potentially comparable magnitude to that seen in the global financial crisis in 2009”....
...Global commercial property prices are down 6 per cent in the third quarter compared with the same period last year, according to Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics....
...The December trade increase was in “line with the message from our leading trade indicators, which had suggested a modest improvement late last year”, said Adam Slater, an economist at Oxford Economics....
...The trade data “shows that world trade was already contracting even before the main impact of the coronavirus was felt”, said Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics....
...Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics, said that across advanced economies it was too early to celebrate a V-shaped spending bounce just because there were some initial strong signs of life among...
...“We think a recovery in world trade will be very modest, despite the pause in US-China hostilities” said Adam Slater, chief economist at Oxford Economics....
...“Policy easing in the US, China and the eurozone is not yet feeding through so all remain a drag on trade growth,” said Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics....
...While this event has preceded a recession in 85 per cent of cases since 1974, it is too soon to get jittery, said Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics....
...Retail sales are only a third of household consumption, but Adam Slater, economist at Oxford Economics, was only a little more optimistic for total spending....
...“Financial strains that worsen the downturn are a major risk,” said Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics....
...“These are rates of growth more normally associated with recessions than periods of expansion” said Adam Slater, Lead Economist at Oxford Economics....
...Adam Slater at Oxford Economics highlights the earlier run-up in consumer debt in EM and in particular in Asia, as another factor behind slowing EM consumption growth....
...“Services linked closely to the goods trade — like transport — are slowing, barriers to trade in some sectors have crept up and financial services trade growth is weak,” said Adam Slater, an economist at...
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