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Capital Economics

https://www.capitaleconomics.com/
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Founded in 1999, Capital Economics is an award-winning provider of
independent macroeconomic analysis, forecasts and consultancy, with
economist teams based in London, New York, Toronto and Singapore. We offer country and regional research on the US, Canada, UK, Western Europe, Japan, China, India, Latin America, Emerging Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Emerging Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

We also provide overview services covering the global economy and financial markets, and have dedicated services providing research on the commodities and property sectors.

Founded in 1999, we have gained an enviable reputation for original and insightful analysis and have built up a diverse and distinguished client base. Overall, more than 1,500 institutions around the world subscribe to our publications. The majority are in the financial sector, including some of the world’s largest investment banks and wealth managers, as well as smaller and more specialist firms. But we also have a growing number of corporate clients from a wide range of sectors and industries, and many relationships with governments and central banks, both in advanced and emerging economies.

We offer support to clients in their respective time-zones through offices in Toronto, New York, London and Singapore. Our large team of more than 50 economists are available for personal contact via telephone and email, and also for presentations. We host regular seminars for clients in major centres in North America, Europe and Asia. In addition, we undertake bespoke projects.

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Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 1999

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13.09.2024China's Economic Pulse: A Cautious Recovery Amidst Lending WoesChina's economic landscape is a delicate dance, marked by uncertainty and cautious optimism. Recent data reveals a significant uptick in new bank lending for August, yet the figures fall short of expectations. This paints a picture of a nat...
13.09.2024China's August new lending rises less than expected, more policy steps expectedFinanceChina's August new lending rises less than expected, more policy steps expected By Kevin Yao and Ella CaoSeptember 13, 20241:10 PM UTCUpdated ago Text Small Text Medium Text Large Text Share X Facebook Linkedin Email Link Chinese Yua...
10.09.2024China's exports up solidly but slowing imports dim trade outlookMacro MattersChina's exports up solidly but slowing imports dim trade outlook By Joe Cash and Ethan WangSeptember 10, 202412:18 PM UTCUpdated ago Text Small Text Medium Text Large Text Share X Facebook Linkedin Email Link An aerial view sho...
09.09.2024China's consumer prices rise in August, PPI stuck in deflationEuropean MarketsChina's consumer prices rise in August, PPI stuck in deflation By Qiaoyi Li and Ryan WooSeptember 9, 20244:13 AM UTCUpdated ago Text Small Text Medium Text Large Text Share X Facebook Linkedin Email Link A customer scans a Q...
17.08.2024Storm Clouds Over U.S. Homebuilding: A Market in DeclineThe U.S. housing market is facing turbulent times. Recent reports reveal a significant drop in single-family homebuilding, with July marking a 16-month low. This decline is not just a blip; it’s a trend. The storm, named Hurricane Beryl, sw...
16.08.2024Malaysia central bank upbeat as economy grows at fastest pace in six quartersKUALA LUMPUR :Malaysia's economy expanded at its fastest rate in 18 months in the second quarter helped by stronger household spending, exports and investment, with the central bank forecasting full-year growth to come in near the upper end...
16.08.2024Hurricane Beryl, excess inventory pressure US single-family homebuildingU.S. MarketsHurricane Beryl, excess inventory pressure US single-family homebuilding By Lucia MutikaniAugust 16, 20246:37 PM UTCUpdated ago Text Small Text Medium Text Large Text Share X Facebook Linkedin Email Link Summary Single-family ho...
15.08.2024Japan's economy rebounds strongly on consumption boost, backs case for more rate hikesTOKYO: Japan's economy expanded by a much faster-than-expected annualised 3.1 per cent in the second quarter, rebounding from a slump at the start of the year thanks to a strong rise in consumption and backing the case for another near-term...
13.08.2024China new loans hit 15-year low in July, more policy steps expectedFinanceChina new loans hit 15-year low in July, more policy steps expected By Kevin Yao and Ellen ZhangAugust 13, 20246:38 PM UTCUpdated ago Text Small Text Medium Text Large Text Share X Facebook Linkedin Email Link People walk at a shoppi...
07.08.2024China's imports resume growth but tamer exports raise outlook concernsBEIJING: China's exports grew at their slowest pace in three months in July, missing expectations and adding to concerns about the outlook for the vast manufacturing sector, while a rush to boost chip supplies before expected US tech curbs ...
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