Economists

February 6, 2023

Jobs Market Runs Red Hot In January, But Economists Fear Downturn Is Coming

India’s FY24 gross borrowing could be less than expected -economists

MUMBAI (Reuters) – India’s central government’s gross market borrowings for 2023/24 could come in below market expectations as a pool of securities raised to compensate states for a shortfall in goods and…

Economists say BOJ’s Amamiya is top governor candidate, tightening this week unlikely

Venezuela inflation accelerating, heightening risk of return to hyperinflation -economists

BOJ may unwind ultra-easy policy in 2023, nearly half of economists say: Reuters poll

Jerome Powell Claims ‘Nobody’ Expected Inflation To Get So High. Here Are The Economists Who Did.

BOJ’s next move will unwind loose policy, 92% of economists say: Reuters Poll

ECB set to raise deposit rate 50 bps as euro zone enters recession -economists: Reuters poll

‘The Party Is Over’: Expected GDP Spike Doesn’t Spell Good News, Economists Say

Fed to hike by 75 bps again on Nov. 2, should pause when inflation halves – economists: Reuters poll

Retirement Plans Set For Trillion Dollar ‘Tailspin,’ Economists Warn

Avoid fx intervention if currency weakness is due to fundamentals, IMF economists say

Volatile food prices led to India cenbank missing inflation forecasts – economists

US, UK economists back Russian oil price cap in letter to Yellen

RBI to raise rates again, slim majority of economists expect 50 bps hike – Reuters poll

Japan unlikely to intervene to stem weak yen, half of economists say – Reuters poll

BlackRock, bondholders must cancel Zambia debt -economists, experts

Germany heading for recession despite new relief plan – economists

Economists cut Singapore growth forecasts, raise inflation – survey

Biden Debt Forgiveness Could Send Tuition Through The Roof, Economists Claim

Economists: Inflation Can’t Be Reined In Without Tanking The Economy

NZ set for fourth 50-bp rate hike this week, economists eye lower peak

International economists ask Biden to release Afghan central bank funds

‘Whiplash’: Economists Warn The Labor Market Is The Next Victim Of Inflation

‘It’s An Absurd Argument’: Economists Take Apart One Of Biden’s Favorite Talking Points

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