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...Job moves Morgan Stanley has replaced Pawan Passi, the head of its Americas equities syndicate who was put on leave amid twin probes into the bank’s block trading business, with Arnaud Blanchard, the chief...
...Olivier Blanchard, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, argued that Europe, including his native France, was “not doing enough” and suffered from what he called “Biden envy...
...Ellen Zentner, chief US economist of Morgan Stanley, argues that the high-pressure economy will raise US output by the end of next year almost 3 per cent above the level that she had pencilled in before...
...Law firm Morgan Lewis has hired Artem Tamaev to its private funds and M&A team in Moscow. He joins from Herbert Smith Freehills....
...The standouts for me are: My first boss at Morgan Stanley....
...IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard said an increase in downside risks was more worrying than the forecast revisions....
...“The highly uncertain European policy backdrop is driving banks to keep shrinking, even if we avoided a disorderly and abrupt crunch,” warns Huw van Steenis, banking analyst at Morgan Stanley....
...But I agree with the conclusion, which for instance Charles Goodhart reaches in his Morgan Stanley piece on this, that these are, fundamentally, arguments for a temporary role of a nominal GDP rate, or a...
...Olivier Blanchard, the IMF’s chief economist, called for fiscal policy to boost economic growth, to complement recent cuts in interest rates....
...Richard Berner, co-head of economics at Morgan Stanley, says it would just be “payback” for the previous oil-driven surge in inflation....
...Olivier Blanchard at the IMF realised this about 5 weeks ago – or said it – he probably has know it for years. John Van Reenen, Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics No and no....
...David Miles, Morgan Stanley The main risk we see is from household saving behaviour....
...Eric Chaney, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, thinks France will be stuck wearing the “sick man of Europe shirt” unless it loosens rigid labour markets that favour insiders, cuts ineffective social spending...
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