Tagged With Capital Economics

'Doom and gloom' over the pandemic's long-term effects might be overdone, says Capital Economics

Shalini Nagarajan

Sweden had one of the most relaxed COVID-19 lockdowns in the world. There's growing evidence that helped it weather 2020's economic storm better than anywhere else

Shalini Nagarajan

There's growing evidence that economies which fought coronavirus aggressively at the start of the pandemic are bouncing back faster than those slow to act. Just look at Germany and Vietnam.

Shalini Nagarajan

6 charts show how the trade war and the GM workers strike have hit the US economy

Yusuf Khan

The 'Trumpian backlash' to globalization could lead to a 'technological iron curtain,' says this economist

Yusuf Khan

US jobs data is yet another worrying recession red flag — and Bank of America sees growth 'bottoming out' in early 2020

Yusuf Khan

China is blunting the blows of Trump's trade war and just grabbed an even bigger share of global exports

Yusuf Khan

This is the only chart to watch ahead of the world's impending economic slowdown

Will Martin

We now have conclusive proof that Europe is in an economic slump, and that two of its biggest economies are careering towards recession

Will Martin

It looks like the UK has bounced back from its economic slump — but it is still headed for its worst year since the financial crisis

Will Martin

Turkey has dived headfirst into a 'steep' and 'deep' recession

Will Martin

Here's what a no-deal Brexit would mean for the British economy

Will Martin

This economist warns Australian wage growth may remain lousy until unemployment hits 4%

Sam Jacobs

Here's how long it has taken in the past for stocks to peak once bond yields start rising

Sam Jacobs

The pound is set for more pain if Brexit talks break down

Will Martin

Recent moves in the US dollar have this analyst confused

Sam Jacobs

A fall in household spending could be 'the next big development' in Australia's economy

Sam Jacobs

Here's what to expect from the European Central Bank at tonight's policy meeting

Sam Jacobs

Analysts predict a pickup in US inflation, and it could awaken the bond market

Sam Jacobs

These 5 industries have most to lose if Australians decide to slash their spending

Sam Jacobs