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“A key question is whether that US block holds?” “America first really does in that situation become America last.”
@ShearingNeil speaks at Policy Exchange yesterday on geopolitics and the splintering of the Global Economy 👇
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On this episode of the #FreeExpressionPodcast, I spoke with @ShearingNeil, Group Chief Economist of Capital Economics and author of “The Fractured Age: How the Return of Geopolitics Will Splinter the Global Economy.”
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On today's show with @FrankCNBC:
Markets: Scott Ladner
Travel: Stephen Grambling
S&P 500: @ShearingNeil
Oil: Rebecca Babin
Trading: @TiffanyInvests
Reporting: @Silvia_Amaro, @berthacoombs, @Hugh_Son, and @sherman4949
See you at 5am ET on @CNBC!
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"Jackson Hole, if you're a bond investor, is kind of the main event this week." - Neil Shearing, Group Chief Economist at Capital Economics bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Bloomberg Surveillance
Neil Shearing, Group Chief Economist at Capital Economics joins Bloomberg Surveillance
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Bank of England surprised with a rate rise to 5%. @ShearingNeil, chief economist at Capital Economics, spoke to @CNBCJou about the hike.
Bank of England surprises as it hikes rates to 5%
Neil Shearing, chief economist at Capital Economics, speaks to CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche about the Bank of England's rate rise to 5%
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Paul Dales and Neil Shearing deliver our verdict on the UK's April CPI report: shorturl.at/bsHUW #ukeconomy #recession
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Historically, the statistical discrepancy between GDP and GDI has risen during recessions. i.e. GDI is the better cyclical indicator.
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NEW: last week a group of US hardline conservatives brought the National Conservatism conference to London. It fell completely flat. Why?
Because Britain and America are completely different societies.
Key chart: UK Cons are *way* more liberal than US Reps on ~every measure.
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Whatever happened to the China “growth miracle”? Neil Shearing explains what has – and hasn’t – changed since our May 2018 report warning of a slowdown to 2% growth by end-decade: shorturl.at/gLMR8
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"Dollar dominance has been a feature of global trade for more than half a century. There’s good and enduring reasons for that." @ShearingNeil cepa.org/article/the-dollars…













