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Remote working is skewing regional growth data
Remote working artificially boosts London’s economy by ÂŁ8 billion at the expense of the East and South East.
Remote working artificially boosts London’s economy by ÂŁ8 billion at the expense of the East and South East.
Cebr predicts a recovery in disposable income which might encourage a late election but it is unlikely to be sufficient to change the outcome.
This is the largest monthly fall in the inflation rate in over 30 years.Â
Cebr expects the Federal Reserve to implement just one more rate hike, before halting its course of monetary tightening.
South Korea – which had a lower GDP per capita than Somalia and Haiti in 1953 – has seen unprecedented growth in recent decades.
The slump comes despite a persistently low unemployment rate.
Monetary tightening, high inflation, supply chain issues and energy costs are all putting a dampener on growth prospects.
The French economy has bounced back more quickly post-Covid than all of Europe’s other large economies.
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