10th June 2025 “The jobs market is not collapsing . . . But most indicators show labour demand is clearly weakening,” said Ruth Gregory, at the consultancy Capital Economics. View article
UK borrowing costs fall to lowest in more than a year The fall in gilt yields since the Budget means that, other things being equal, the Chancellor’s headroom has already increased by around £3.7bn, from £21.7bn to £25.4bn, according to calculations from... 15th January 2026 · Financial Times
UK economy beat expectations to grow 0.3% in November Ruth Gregory, economist at the consultancy Capital Economics, said the stronger than expected monthly figure “suggests the economy is heading into 2026 with a bit more momentum than we thought”. But... 15th January 2026 · Financial Times
Cut interest rates, City AM Shadow MPC tells Bank of England “Capital Economics deputy chief UK economist Ruth Gregory said falling inflation expectations, stalling retail sales and a declining jobs market would allow further rate cuts”. “Capital Economics... 17th December 2025 · City AM
