15th May 2023 Ruth Gregory, economist at Capital Economics, said there was “still no recession, but with the full drag from higher interest rates yet to be felt it is too soon to sound the all-clear”. View article
UK borrowing overshoot raises doubts about tax cuts Ruth Gregory, deputy chief UK economist at Capital Economics, said: “If the chancellor was hoping March’s figures would provide more scope for tax cuts at a fiscal event later this year, he will have... 23rd April 2024 · The Times
UK borrows more than expected in March and full fiscal year March’s figures showing borrowing overshooting what the OBR had predicted only a month ago cast “further doubt on the ability of the government to unveil big tax cuts at another pre-election fiscal... 23rd April 2024 · Financial Times
BoE’s Andrew Bailey insists UK ‘on track’ to quell inflation Even if an economic upswing gains momentum, “we still think that the recovery won’t be strong enough to prevent inflation from falling”, said Ruth Gregory, deputy chief UK economist at consultancy... 18th April 2024 · Financial Times