2nd August 2024 Ruth Gregory, at the consultancy Capital Economics, said the BoE looked “in no rush to cut again”. View article
Has the bond market turned against Rachel Reeves? Ruth Gregory, economist at consultancy Capital Economics, said the movements seen so far would be sufficient to more than erase the headroom against the current budget rule, with the Treasury now on... 9th January 2025 · Financial Times
UK long-term borrowing costs hit highest level since 1998 Ruth Gregory, economist at Capital Economics, said the latest gains in yields and rate expectations would, if sustained, leave the chancellor with just £1.1bn of headroom against the chancellor’s key... 7th January 2025 · Financial Times
UK government borrowing falls to three-year low Ruth Gregory, deputy chief UK economist at Capital Economics, said: “The chancellor will be encouraged by November’s public finances figures but the combination of a weakening economy and the recent... 20th December 2024 · The Times
