Senior Economist @BenEcon33 comments on the Chancellor's announcements on public investment in today's #SpendingReview 👇
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My Op-Ed in today's Guardian.
Let's stop tinkering and adopt a credible economic strategy.
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Our UK Economic Outlook will be published later this week 📃💥 providing a comprehensive forecast on the #UKeconomy in 2025 and beyond 📊
In this *NEW* blog, our @EconSteveM asks @BenEcon33 for a brief overview as to what we might expect to see in it 📈👇
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My thoughts on the movements in UK bonds this month
Gilt yields seemed to follow the Grand Old Duke of York’s tune in January 🎶 marching up to 4.9% before marching back down to 4.6% 📊
So, what's behind this? And how should the government respond? 💭
Our @BenEcon33's NEW blog unpacks the answers 👇
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"What we've seen in today's [#GDP] figures is really a decline in sentiments because of the pre-budget uncertainty. There was a gap of 118 days between the election & the budget... [during this time] a lot of uncertainty crept in"
@BenEcon33 speaks to @SkyNews' @SaimaMohsin 🎥👇
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The most important thing to read before #Budget2024 is now on line. It will help and soothe all the hard work this pm. Treat it as an early rabbit out of the hat from @NIESRorg!
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So we have a new permissive "fiscal rule" with guardrails. But detail on the guardrails look opaque, so we outline a better way. Direct accountability.
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"We need to introduce more accountability & transparency into fiscal policy based around the genuine #economic & social performance of the UK"
Ahead of the #Budget2024, read the proposal from @jagjit_chadha @EconSteveM and @AdrianPabst1👇
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Huge loss to @NIESRorg — we all owe @jagjit_chadha an enormous debt of gratitude for his intellectual leadership and contribution to better policy and the public good
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I shared my views on the implications of the war in the Middle East for energy markets, supply chains, global inflation, and the overall economic outlook with @mollyblackall.
Check out the full interview here: inews.co.uk/news/how-israel-…
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NEW on the Economics Observatory - What’s the economic inheritance of the new UK government? by Benjamin Caswell (@NIESRorg) #EconTwitter #budget buff.ly/47MYA3B
⚡ NEW ⚡ Deputy Director @EconSteveM explores the role of the OBR and how to reform it for @thetimes ⬇ ✍
"There are (at least) two main problems with the system: that the #OBR must take #government policy as given... and the fiscal rules themselves"
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Excelente artículo de Jesús Fernández-Villaverde sobre demografía. Lectura recomendada a
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Our @BenEcon33 spoke to @JayneSeckerSky on @SkyNews this morning 📺 about today's #inflation numbers 📊
⬇ Ben explains the impact of today's figures on Bank of England rate cut decisions, #mortgage rates and saving rates 🎙️
Senior Economist @BenEcon33 spoke to @bbc5live's @WillBain31 this morning on #WakeUpToMoney about this week's upcoming #inflation, #wage and #GDP figures🎙️📊
In case you weren't awake to tune in at 5am 💤 you can listen to Ben talking about Thursday's GDP figures here 🎧👇
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⚡️NEW⚡️Unpacking Labour’s Economic Inheritance: How Bad Really Is It?
In the latest #MondayInterview, just published, our Deputy Director @EconSteveM sits down with @MichailMonica to discuss ⬇️
#UKeconomy
#EconomicPolicy
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⚡️It's time to rewrite the UK's fiscal rules! ✍️📈
In the latest piece for @CentralComment our @BenEcon33 sets out 3⃣ pillars for a revised fiscal framework ⬇️
#GeneralElection
#GE2024
#UKeconomy
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⚡️OUT NOW⚡️
Our latest CPI Tracker suggests that despite today's encouraging figures, #inflation is likely to rise again in the second half of this year📈
Here is why⬇️
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