Hints and tips:
...Keith Wade, chief economist at Schroders: Like much of the developed world the UK will be in recession in 2023....
...Now, on top of all that, they have been forced to wade into a political row or risk their wholesome public statements on diversity looking hollow next to their actions....
...Trevor Williams, visiting professor at the University of Derby: No, and the UK’s recovery will be significantly weaker than its peers....
...Trevor Williams, visiting professor, University of Derby No....
...Trevor Williams, professor, Derby University, TW consultancy 2.3 per cent — pay growth will slow as the pace of economic growth slows....
...Trevor Williams, professor, Derby University, TW consultancy I think interest rates will not rise in 2018....
...Trevor Williams, professor, University of Derby, TW consultancy No, that would require more certainty about the future trading relationship with Europe and better foreign prospects than seems likely....
...Keith Wade, group chief economist, Schroders Some relief in 2018 as inflation should fall, but households are likely to use the improvement in real income to rebuild their savings....
...Trevor Williams, Professor, Derby university, TW consultancy 1.3 per cent....
...Trevor Williams, professor, University of Derby, TW consultancy Feel about the same as 12 months ago....
...Keith Wade, chief economist, Schroders He will need the flexibility to support activity....
...Keith Wade, chief economist, Schroders Trump’s policies may resonate with many in the UK, but ultimately they could make the economy more vulnerable....
...Keith Wade, chief economist, Schroders The Bank of England has to retain the illusion that it might raise rates for the sake of the pound....
...Keith Wade, chief economist, Schroders It is hard to envisage a deal where the UK does not “take back control” so less immigration seems certain....
...Professor Trevor Williams, visiting professor, University of Derby Growth to slow to 1.5% or less....
...Keith Wade, chief economist, Schroders Feel about the same as 12 months ago although the economy has held up so far that owes much to the cut in interest rates and fall in the pound....
...The end of the value added tax reduction period is seen by some, such as Keith Wade of Schroders, as a spur to spending at the end of the year....
...David B Smith, University of Derby There are many distinct regional property markets and it is not always appropriate to generalise....
...Keith Wade, Schroders Emerging economies are likely to account for more than half of global growth next year. Will this help Britain?...
...Keith Wade, Schroders After a strong end to 2009, we expect the global recovery to moderate in 2010 as the boost from the inventory cycle fades and the rise in commodity prices takes its toll on consumer...
...Keith Wade, Schroders Emerging markets, particularly China, have been the winners. Mainly because their banking systems have been less affected by the credit crunch....
...Keith Wade, Schroders Economies can withstand fiscal tightening if global growth is robust or monetary policy is providing a significant offset....
...Keith Wade, Schroders Double dip. Inflation. Hung Parliament. People should worry most about the double-dip and least about inflation....
...Keith Wade, Schroders The UK’s economic performance did owe much to the banks and the growth of debt, but the underlying driver was an open economy with an attractive political and regulatory system....
...Charles Goodhart, London School of Economics and former MPC member US Keith Wade, Schroders First in first out suggests the US....
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