Hints and tips:
...O’Sullivan is currently director of the Institute of International and European Affairs think-tank....
...They include Ryan Mac of the New York Times, Donie O’Sullivan of CNN and Drew Harwell of the Washington Post....
...Jim O’Brien, a state department official, recently told the Financial Times that the US was “starting robust discussions” with Japan, Korea, the EU, Canada and the UK about the appropriate approach for dealing...
...“I hope if they restart that there are grounds for optimism that we can eke out a bit more to seal the deal,” O’Sullivan said....
...David O’Sullivan, who was EU ambassador to the US at the time of the status downgrade there, said the UK decision to take a similar approach was “surprising”....
...O’Sullivan, chief US macro strategist at TD Securities, said....
...“We remain sceptical that officials will be ready to send what might be construed as a taper countdown signal” in June or July, said Jim O’Sullivan, TD Securities chief US macro strategist, “which would...
...Jim O’Sullivan, chief US macro strategist at TD Securities, said: “The message more broadly is that there is no rush for tapering or tightening.”...
...Jim O’Sullivan and team at TD Securities concur (our emphasis): On the strong side, average hourly earnings were +0.7% m/m, above the 0.0% consensus (TD: 0.0%)....
...Jim O’Sullivan, chief US macro strategist at TD Securities, said the Fed could begin to scale back the bond-buying programme as early as March 2022....
...Jim O’Sullivan, chief US macro strategist at TD Securities, said the mounting evidence of widespread economic weakness makes it “virtually impossible” for the Fed to even consider scaling back its ultra-accommodative...
...David O’Sullivan, a former top EU official who was ambassador to the US from 2014-19, said Beijing’s growing power should bring needed focus to a sense of shared interests on both sides of the Atlantic....
...The goal of disclosing these contributions, said Will O’Sullivan, a masters student studying environmental science, “is that this will make people more aware of the extent of fossil fuel funding the university...
...David O’Sullivan, a former director-general for trade policy at the commission, told Europe Express that it would be good for the EU to look at the bigger picture if talks resumed....
...Jim O’Neil, head of Europe, Middle East and Africa corporate and investment banking at Bank of America, said financing markets are helping support a range of options for companies pursuing deals....
...EU diplomats also mooted the idea that Ireland could turn to a technocrat, such as Catherine Day, a former secretary-general of the European Commission, or David O’Sullivan, a former EU ambassador to the...
...Letter in response to this article: Damaging evidence from the Jenrick affair / From Mark O’Sullivan, Bath, UK...
...O’Brien’s narration is hammy at times, though the story is extraordinary and affecting....
...Jim O’Sullivan, chief US macro strategist at TD Securities in New York, said the Fed’s policy statement was “modestly less dovish than we anticipated” and that traders in the US Treasury market had been...
...The jobs data are “likely to add to concerns in markets about the potential for a double dip”, said Jim O’Sullivan, a strategist at TD Securities, although he cautioned that seasonal adjustments may have...
...“People are running scared,” said Andrew Sullivan, director at Hong Kong brokerage Pearl Bridge Partners....
...“The drop in business investment in equipment is attention-grabbing, but weakness is being exaggerated by Boeing’s problems,” said Jim O’Sullivan, chief US economist for High Frequency Economics, referring...
...Jim O’Sullivan, chief economist at High Frequency Economics, said that growth data would probably show consumer spending had slowed....
...The data “will undoubtedly add to fears that more weakness is ahead”, said Jim O’Sullivan, chief US economist at High Frequency Economics. Manufacturing growth has been in steady decline for months....
...Jim O’Sullivan at High Frequency Economics noted: “Payrolls were below the consensus, but markets were probably braced for weaker than consensus after the ISM data yesterday, and there were sizeable upward...
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