In the MediaIn a world of constant uncertainty, Capital Economics provides clear, actionable macroeconomic and market insights, empowering businesses to navigate global shifts, maximize profit, and mitigate risks. Financial Review 24 May, 2022 Minimum wage tipped to rise by 4 per cent The Telegraph 21 May, 2022 The Alpine nation where inflation may have peaked already – and how they did it David Oxley Chief Climate and Commodities Economist The Times 19 May, 2022 What will the next recession mean for the economy? New York Times 17 May, 2022 Retail sales rise for the fourth straight month as prices keep climbing. Paul Ashworth Chief Data and Modelling Economist The Times 15 May, 2022 What will the next recession mean for the economy? Neil Shearing Group Chief Economist Australian Financial Review 13 May, 2022 Minimum wage tipped to rise by 4 per cent Marcel Thieliant Head of Asia-Pacific The Economist 13 May, 2022 Russia is on track for a record trade surplus Liam Peach Senior Emerging Markets Economist BNN Bloomberg 9 May, 2022 Rate hikes could lead to 10% fall in home prices: Capital Economics Stephen Brown Chief North America Economist Financial Times 2 May, 2022 The horror that is 2022 Julian Evans-Pritchard Head of China Economics The Telegraph 28 April, 2022 Home owners brace for years of falling prices as mortgage costs jump Andrew Wishart Financial Times 26 April, 2022 Yen’s tumble stirs debate in Tokyo over merits of weak currency Jonas Goltermann Chief Markets Economist Marketplace 25 April, 2022 How the war in Ukraine is affecting debt troubles for developing countries William Jackson Chief Emerging Markets Economist Wall Street Journal 17 April, 2022 Ukraine War Deepens Debt Woes Across Developing World James Swanston Senior Middle East and North Africa Economist Financial Times 10 April, 2022 France votes in landmark presidential election Jessica Hinds New York Times 31 March, 2022 Wall Street rebounded in March even as worries grew over Ukraine and inflation. Franziska Palmas Senior Europe Economist Financial Times 22 March, 2022 The yield curve might be wrong John Higgins Chief Economic Adviser - Financial Markets Australian Financial Review 22 March, 2022 War in Ukraine muddies central bank policy challenge Neil Shearing Group Chief Economist Bloomberg 17 March, 2022 Russia Watchers Seek New Indicators to Gauge Impact of Sanctions Liam Peach Senior Emerging Markets Economist The Economist 11 March, 2022 Western credit markets are holding up remarkably well Jonas Goltermann Chief Markets Economist Wall Street Journal 9 March, 2022 In China, Inflationary Pressures Remain Subdued—For Now Julian Evans-Pritchard Head of China Economics CNBC 9 March, 2022 Analysts warn of recession if oil prices continue to surge further into ‘uncharted territory’ Caroline Bain BBC 8 March, 2022 War in Ukraine: Russia says it may cut gas supplies if oil ban goes ahead David Oxley Chief Climate and Commodities Economist Financial Times 8 March, 2022 There are no good choices for the west on Ukraine Neil Shearing Group Chief Economist Wall Street Journal 2 March, 2022 Russian Banks Lend to Each Other Despite Economic Risk Liam Peach Senior Emerging Markets Economist ITV 1 March, 2022 Why is Europe still buying Russian oil and gas? David Oxley Chief Climate and Commodities Economist New York Times 1 March, 2022 Ukrainian Invasion Adds to Chaos for Global Supply Chains Jennifer McKeown Chief Global Economist Wall Street Journal 28 February, 2022 Sanctions Put Russian Banks Under Severe Pressure Liam Peach Senior Emerging Markets Economist The Times 27 February, 2022 How will the Russian invasion affect UK house prices? Wall Street Journal 26 February, 2022 Russia’s Energy Dominance Ties West’s Hands in Ukraine War The Times 26 February, 2022 Commodities surge threatens to push inflation above 8 per cent
