Capital Economics Roundtable

In-person and Online Events

Capital Economics hosts a range of online and in-person events throughout the year with a programme to suit all clients and help them deepen their understanding of the global economy and markets. 

Our events include weekly Drop-Ins, which are online briefings designed to ensure our clients get the answers they need with minimal disruption to their working day. These 20-minute sessions focus on everything from breaking market developments to highlights from our analysis and forecasts.

Upcoming Virtual Events

Upcoming In-person Events

Capital Economics hosts in-person events on a range of topics for our clients around the world. These discussion-oriented roundtable events allow clients to hear the latest insights from our economists, ask their own questions and discuss the latest issues with their peers. 

Our upcoming series of events examining the economic and market implications of artificial intelligence begins in September, and registration is open now.

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Artificial intelligence and the global economy

Previous Roundtables

The Outlook for the UK Economy

London, UK

The Outlook for the UK Economy

Chief UK Economist Paul Dales and a selection of our other UK economists hosted an exclusive in-person roundtable for clients on Wednesday 28th June at our London office. Paul and the team addressed key issues including: Whether the UK economy can continue to avoid a recession; If the Bank of England done enough to reduce inflation to the 2% target; When and how quickly the Bank will cut interest rates.
The Outlook for Emerging Markets

New York

The Outlook for Emerging Markets

Economists from our Emerging Markets teams took client questions as they addressed the key issues facing the emerging world, including: The risks in EM banking sectors; How different EMs will perform in a global downturn; How the fracturing of the global economy is playing out for the US and China as well as the broader emerging world.
The Outlook for Emerging Markets

Washington, DC

The Outlook for Emerging Markets

Economists from our Emerging Markets teams took client questions as they addressed the key issues facing the emerging world, including: The risks in EM banking sectors; How different EMs will perform in a global downturn; How the fracturing of the global economy is playing out for the US and China as well as the broader emerging world.
The Outlook for the Global Economy

Hong Kong

The Outlook for the Global Economy

A team of our experts answered client questions on the outlook for the global economy, including: Why major economies are headed for recession and how fast inflation will come off the boil; What banking sector turmoil means for the global economic outlook, and how it could affect central bank policy; Why China’s reopening rebound will fizzle out before long, giving way to a renewed slowdown.
The Outlook for Emerging Markets

Singapore

The Outlook for Emerging Markets

A team of our experts answered client questions on the outlook for emerging markets, including: What banking sector turmoil means for the global economic outlook, and how it could affect central bank policy; Why China’s reopening rebound will fizzle out before long, giving way to a renewed slowdown; The economic and policy outlook for Emerging Asia and India, and what they imply for the region’s financial markets.
The Outlook for the UK Housing Market

London, UK

The Outlook for the UK Housing Market

Our UK Housing expert Andrew Wishart highlighted the key conclusions from our latest Outlook and answered client questions about what’s happening in the UK housing market, covering: The economic backdrop and the implications for household finances and mortgage rates; The shape and scale of the likely correction; How policy will shape the future of homeownership and renting after the end of Help to Buy.
Global economy

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