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The world in 2023
UK economists’ survey: ‘miserable’ year ahead for households
...DeAnne Julius: That depends on developments in Ukraine....
January 2, 2023
UK economy
FT economists’ survey: people to feel worse-off as inflation and tax rises bite in 2022
...Deanne Julius: I expect the Bank will raise rates at least to 1 per cent by the end of 2022....
January 3, 2022
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
Global Economy
Question 6: Europe
...Dame DeAnne Julius, former MPC member: Hopefully this is not a question that is imminent and therefore I do not think people should worry much about it now....
January 2, 2013
Global Economy
Question 4: Monetary Policy
...Dame DeAnne Julius, former MPC member: It would be very risky for the Government to change the MPC’s remit to allow higher inflation, for example, by switching to a target for nominal GDP....
January 1, 2013
Global Economy
Question 5: Labour market and productivity
...But it remains a fact that any job tends to be better than no job and recent business surveys (e.g....
January 2, 2013
Global Economy
Question 3: Fiscal policy
...Osborne is already on “Plan G” or “Plan H”. One can only be apprehensive of the day that the financial markets wake up to the fact....
January 1, 2013
FT Live
Global Banking Summit
The world's top gathering of leaders in finance
Tuesday, 3 DecemberLondon, UK
Global Economy
Question 2: Credit
...Lena Komileva, G+ Economics: It is unrealistic and possibly fallacious that the UK economy needs a new super-leverage cycle to generate a sustained recovery....
January 1, 2013
Global Economy
Question 1: Economy
...Lena Komileva, G+ Economics: In a balance sheet crisis, conventional considerations of the economic cycle have proven misleading....
January 1, 2013
US downturn
Real estate: Will 2009 be a year to buy property? Does the outlook for housing matter for the broader economy?
...(e.g. speculators, inheritors and older owner occupiers trading down) with limited macroeconomic effects....
January 1, 2009
UK schools
End of the decade: To what degree was Britain’s strong economic performance over most of the last decade, relative to other major developed economies, an illusion? What has been the most surprising economic event or trend of the past decade? What do you think will surprise others in the decade to come?
...We had it broadly right – though I would still like to smack DeAnne Julius for convincing us all that manufacturing is not “special”....
January 4, 2010
UK retail results
Recession: How will this recession develop over the next twelve months? Will we see the green shoots of recovery by this time next year?
...Many of the countries (e.g. Germany) that are still in denial will have a harsh wake-up call....
January 1, 2009
Climate change
Risks: What are the three main risks that could profoundly exacerbate the recession? How concerned should people be?
...DeAnne Julius, Chatham House and former MPC member The main risk, as I see it, is the lack of funding for the commercial sector (not housing)....
January 1, 2009

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