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...Brian Hilliard: Not very. Bank rate to peak at 4.5 per cent with risk of less....
...The BoE’s announcement “is a clear signal that the [monetary policy committee] intends to use this tool”, said Brian Hilliard, chief UK economist at Société Générale....
...I either go to her house or to Smiths, the salon she works at on Poland Street in Soho, London....
...Brian Hilliard, chief UK economist at Société Générale: No....
...Miniaturist Nicholas Hilliard documented Tudor celebrities who were every bit as concerned with public image as David Bowie, and Elizabeth Goldring’s illustrated biography Nicholas Hilliard: Life of an Artist...
...Rain Newton-Smith, chief economist, CBI It all depends what happens in January....
...Brian Hilliard, chief UK economist, Société Générale It should reach a peak of 3% by the end of 2017....
...Don Smith, chief investment officer, Brown Shipley More pessimistic than 12 months ago Less optimistic....
...Brian Hilliard, chief UK economist, Société Générale No....
...Brian Hilliard, chief UK economist, Société Générale We expect growth to fall to 1.4%. The economy has proved amazingly resilient to the Brexit uncertainty shock....
...Brian Hilliard, chief UK economist, Société Générale The headroom, as calculated by the OBR is only 1.2% of GDP....
...LHT eventimapollo.com, 0844 249 1000 Hilliard Ensemble, December 20, Wigmore Hall, London This is the Hilliard Ensemble’s farewell recital....
...Brian Hilliard, of Société Générale, said the markets might take notice when they understood the proposals better, “but it is not something people are talking about”....
...Don Smith, deputy CIO Brown Shipley The challenges faced by the UK economy this coming year are by no means insignificant....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale, Chief UK economist I expect the first increase in Q4 2016. The latest Inflation Report was very dovish, showing absolutely no urgency to start tightening....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale, Chief UK economist a) will struggle to impose his planned spending cuts and revenues will fall short of expectations Austerity ran out of steam in the second half of the...
...Rain Newton-Smith, CBI, Director of Economics The government has rightly focused on tackling our chronic undersupply of new homes....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale, Chief UK economist That it is all domestically driven. That balance will not change next year....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale, Chief UK economist It would lead me to lower my forecasts because the heightened uncertainty would hurt business and possibly consumer confidence, once the potential consequences...
...Andrew Smith of KPMG said, “surging consumer confidence and the recovery in spending this year indicate households are already feeling better off”....
...Andrew Smith, economist The prospect of an EU membership referendum would have a negative impact on the outlook....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale If I knew what full employment was then I would reply!...
...Andrew Smith, economist Any improvement is likely to be slow, gradual and uneven....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale Yes. The balance of domestic demand now looks more sustainable with the new national accounts data showing a more convincing increase in investment....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale As has been the case in most recent years, the targets will continue to be regularly missed....
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