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On our final podcast of 2023, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney reflect on how the economy looks at the end of another turbulent year.
And what has surprised James and Dan in the economic world in the past year?
All in under 15 minutes.
We're back in 2024, meantime we wish all of our listeners and subscribers a Merry Christmas and peaceful new year.
On our penultimate podcast of 2023, James Sproule tells Daniel Mahoney why the Bank of England's financial stability report has some positive news to take us into the new year.
Plus we share some positive news on how deep we think the correction in house prices will be.
All in under 15 minutes.
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Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule discuss a mixed bag of economic news. The Bank of England's money and credit report showed a suggestion of positive news with mortgage approvals slightly up, but Dan warns against reading too much into the increase. Plus, as retailers cross their fingers for an economic boost from the December shopping rush, Dan and James ask if they have cause to be optimistic.
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On episode 121 of the podcast, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney unpick the key parts of the Chancellor's Autumn Statement. They also take a health check on consumer and business confidence following the latest figures.
Finally, the weather can be a factor in how well the economy is doing. James explains how 2023's damp meteorological statistics are weighing on the UK economy.
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This week on the podcast, James Sproule explains why there's more than meets the eye to the UK's latest inflation figures. He also discusses the main economic takeaways from Rishi Sunak's pre-Autumn statement speech, and highlights a few things to look out for when the Chancellor speaks on Wednesday.
And to end, James has some good news about AI. Listen in to find out more.
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On this week's Economic Update with Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule, our expert economists explain what the latest GDP figures say about the health of the UK economy.
And, James unpacks recent research on the impact of where we work on retail property values.
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Episode #116 Beware the bond vigilantes!
Sonia Rothwell joins Handelsbanken's UK chief economist James Sproule to discuss what might happen to interest rates this week as the Bank of England's monetary policy committee meets.
Plus what data on sales and mortgage approvals says about the health of the housing sector, and as we're in Hallowe'en season, James shares what he thinks is spooking the UK economy.
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Bill Clinton's political adviser James Carville famously wisecracked he'd like to be reincarnated as the bond market, because that way "You can intimidate everybody". Recently there have been concerns that an old foe is lurking in the bond markets - the bond vigilante.
But who are bond vigilantes? What do they do? And why are they giving market watchers jitters?
Charlie Neil and Cameron Willard from our Capital Markets team join Daniel Mahoney to discuss the power that bond investors have over markets and why.
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On this week's episode of our economics news roundup with James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney.
Latest GDP figures haven't triggered rejoicing among economists (including James Sproule,) and instead suggest there is still the prospect of a recession, albeit a shallow one. James explains why.
And in our regular look at news from the property world, James shares insights from a report into post-pandemic demand trends in the international office, retail, and residential property sectors.
All in under 10 minutes.
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