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...This was the backdrop against which chief officer Melanie Dickinson sold just over £300,000 in shares, at an average price of 248p....
...Nicholas Barr, professor of Public Economics, LSE: More likely to lag behind....
...March 17, lacma.org The market for Outsider Art So-called “outsider” artists, self-taught and on the fringes of the established art world, are increasingly popular in today’s revisionist market, writes Melanie...
...Melanie Baker and Jacob Nell, UK economists, Morgan Stanley We expect the MPC to cut rates to 0.10% in May — a final cut to the new lower bound....
...Melanie Baker and Jacob Nell, UK economists, Morgan Stanley We expect inflation to rise through the BoE’s inflation target of 2% in March and to be close to 3% by end-17....
...Melanie Baker and Jacob Nell, UK economists, Morgan Stanley We think borrowing will increase....
...Nicholas Barr, professor of public economics, London School of Economics Immigration won’t change much in the short run — and probably not much in the medium term....
...Nicholas Barr, professor of public economics, London School of Economics Growth will slow but it’s not clear how fast....
...Melanie Baker and Jacob Nell, UK economists, Morgan Stanley Feel about the same as 12 months ago We have broadly the same view about the long-term impact of leaving the EU....
...Nicholas Barr, Professor of Public Economics, LSE Not much effect — the core problem is too few houses....
...Melanie Baker, Jacob Nell, Morgan Stanley c) is closest to our views. We continue to think that the OBR is too optimistic on the likely near-term path of GDP growth, and therefore on revenues....
...Melanie Baker and Jacob Nell, Morgan Stanley The UK will struggle to maintain the same pace of growth....
...This would threaten to outweigh any wider benefits to the UK economy coming from cheaper imported goods Melanie Baker, Jacob Nell, Morgan Stanley A vote to leave could see the UK flirting with recession...
...Melanie Baker, Morgan Stanley We think that a Brexit referendum would increase uncertainty and have a negative impact on investment....
...Melanie Baker, Jacob Nell, Morgan Stanley We think employment growth will continue, but at a slower pace, while the unemployment rate will flatten off at around 5.5 per cent next year....
...Nicholas Barr, London School of Economics More people than this year will feel some improvement, but many people still judge their living standard by where they were in 2007....
...Nicholas Barr, professor of public economics, LSE I expect growth to be positive but not very fast; households and companies are still drawing in their horns to reduce their debt levels....
...Nicholas Barr, LSE Interest rates should stay low unless and until inflation — either from rising demand or from cost pressures — looks likely to become a problem. That time won’t be next year....
...Nicholas Barr, London School of Economics Whichever party or constellation of parties is in power after the election is very likely to relax somewhat the deficit reduction plans....
...Malcolm Barr, JPMorgan: For Scotland it creates narrow energy dependence and uncertainty....
...Melanie Baker, Morgan Stanley: We aren’t convinced it needs a lot of restraining just yet. At least not looking at the national picture. In particular, net mortgage lending is still relatively weak....
...Professor Nicholas Barr, London School of Economics: Forward guidance will acquire more and more surrounding conditions, hence will become ‘softer’ guidance....
...Malcolm Barr, JPMorgan: Until we have a better idea of what is going on with productivity, it is tough to answer this question....
...Malcolm Barr, JPMorgan: Judging by the movement of the opinion polls, George will think so....
...Malcolm Barr, JPMorgan: That the behaviour since 2008 is still a puzzle, but that productivity growth appears to at last be recovering....
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