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...John Van Reenen, professor of economics, MIT Interest rates will rise in the year Daniel Vernazza, lead UK economist, UniCredit I think the MPC is likely to keep the stance of monetary policy unchanged...
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd It seems likely that inflation will rise due to the increased cost of imports....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd If it creates greater geopolitical instability then that will affect business confidence....
...Daniel Vernazza, lead UK economist, UniCredit The government will probably have to borrow more next year than it currently expects as economic growth is likely to disappoint....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd I don’t think it will be the subject of negotiation at all....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd I see no reason why it would slow....
...Daniel Vernazza, lead UK economist, UniCredit Feel about the same as 12 months ago I have not changed my mind....
...Daniel Vernazza, Lead UK Economist, UniCredit (a) The Chancellor will find it difficult to meet his planned spending cuts, which are still significant over the next four years....
...Kitty Ussher, Managing Director, Tooley Street Research Growth will be strong in 2016: confidence is high and the financial crisis is now behind us, which will be proved by interest rates starting their...
...index=16 Daniel Vernazza, Lead UK Economist, UniCredit The housing policies announced by the government will probably moderate housing demand....
...Kitty Ussher, Managing Director, Tooley Street Research A little tighter....
...Daniel Vernazza, Lead UK Economist, UniCredit Britain’s recovery has been driven by household consumption and services, and increasingly so. Meanwhile manufacturing and exports have been weak....
...Kitty Ussher, Managing Director, Tooley Street Research (a) a vote to leave in 2016 would have a very negative short- to medium-term effect on the investment climate mainly through the uncertainty that...
...Daniel Vernazza, UniCredit Yes, it would create additional uncertainty and adversely impact business investment....
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research It will slowly continue to improve....
...Daniel Vernazza, UniCredit Almost....
...Daniel Vernazza, UniCredit Yes, although growth will be somewhat weaker than the stellar growth of 2014....
...Daniel Vernazza, UniCredit It seems likely that the next government will look to spread the cuts over a longer period, again....
...Daniel Vernazza, UniCredit The Bank of England should have already increased interest rates....
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