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...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....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd It seems likely that inflation will rise due to the increased cost of imports....
...Melanie Baker and Jacob Nell, UK economists, Morgan Stanley We think borrowing will increase....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd I don’t think it will be the subject of negotiation at all....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd I see no reason why it would slow....
...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....
...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 There are so many government policies on housing that it is difficult to be confident about the net impact....
...Kitty Ussher, Managing Director, Tooley Street Research A little tighter....
...Melanie Baker and Jacob Nell, Morgan Stanley The UK will struggle to maintain the same pace of growth....
...Melanie Baker, Jacob Nell, Morgan Stanley We think the UK recovery is robust and self-sustaining....
...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....
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research Interest rates should rise when the savings ratio begins to look low again, to discourage unsustainable borrowing....
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research It will slowly continue to improve....
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research Full employment is a nebulous concept in a world where the supply side response is different to the past....
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research Yes. There is significant spare capacity and also catch-up in the economy due to low confidence in 2010-14 even when the worst of the financial crisis was over....
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research What matters is that there are credible plans to ensure the stock of debt keeps falling into the foreseeable future. Both main parties are committed to this....
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