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Samuel Tombs
Samuel Tombs has more than a decade of experience covering the U.K. economy for investors. At Pantheon, Samuel's research is rigorous, free of dogma and jargon, and unafraid to challenge consensus views. His work focuses on what matters to professional investors: The links between the real economy, monetary policy and asset prices. He has a strong track record of getting the big calls right. The Sunday Times ranked Samuel as the most accurate forecaster of the U.K. economy in both 2014 and 2018. In addition, Bloomberg consistently has ranked Samuel as one of the top three U.K. forecasters, out of pool of 35 economists, throughout 2018 and 2019. His in-depth knowledge of market-moving data and his forensic forecasting approach explain why he consistently beats the consensus.Samuel's work on Brexit goes beyond simply reporting developments and is always analytical and unbiased, enabling investors to see through the noise of the daily headlines. While his analysis points to a particular path that politicians will take, he acknowledges the inherent uncertainty and draws out the economic and financial market implications of all plausible Brexit scenarios.Samuel holds an MSc in Economics from Birkbeck College, University of London and an undergraduate degree in History and Economics from the University of Oxford. Prior to joining Pantheon in 2015, he was Senior U.K. Economist at Capital Economics. In 2011, Samuel won the Society of Business Economists' prestigious Rybczynski Prize for an article on quantitative easing in the UK. He is based in London but frequently visits our other offices.Recent key calls include:2018 - Correctly forecast that GDP growth would slow and inflation would undershoot the MPC's initial forecast, prompting the Committee to shock investors and almost other economists by waiting until August to raise Bank Rate, rather than pressing ahead in May.2017 - Argued that the MPC was wrong to expect CPI inflation to stay below 3% following sterling's depreciation. He also highlighted that economic indicators pointed to the Conservatives losing their outright majority in the snap general election.
Ian Shepherdson
Ian Shepherdson's mission is to present complex economic ideas in a clear, understandable and actionable manner to financial market professionals. He has worked in and around financial markets for more than 20 years, developing a strong sense for what is important to investors, traders, salespeople and risk managers.
Pantheon ranked top forecaster of the U.K. economy in 2018
We are pleased to announce that our Chief U.K. Economist, Samuel Tombs, was ranked the most accurate forecaster of the U.K. economy in 2018 by The Sunday Times.
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Andres Abadia
Andres Abadia authors our Latin American service. Andres is a native of Colombia and has many years' experience covering the global economy, with a particular focus on Latin America. In 2017, he won the Thomson Reuters Starmine Top Forecaster Award for Latam FX.Andres's research covers Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela, focusing on economic, political and financial developments. The countries of Latin America differ substantially in terms of structure, business cycle and politics, and Andres' researchhighlights the impact of these differences on currencies, interest rates and equity markets. He believes that most LatAm economies are heavily influenced by cyclical forces in the U.S. and China, as well as domestic policy shocks and local politics. He keeps a close eye on both external and domestic developments to forecast their effects on LatAm economies, monetary policy, and financial markets.Before starting to work at Pantheon Macroeconomics in 2013, Dr. Abadia was the Head of Research for Arcalia/Bancaja (now Bankia) in Madrid, and formerly Chief Economist for the same institution. Previously, he worked at Ahorro Coporacion Financiera, as an Economist.Andres earned a PhD in Applied Economics, and a Masters Degree in Economics and International Business Administration from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, and a BSc in Economics from the Universidad Externado de Colombia.
Melanie Debono
Melanie joined Pantheon in 2021 with nearly a decade's experience in independent economic research. She focuses on the Eurozone, with particular emphasis on Italy and Spain, and also covers Switzerland and SNB policy.
Gabriella Dickens
Gabriella joined Pantheon in 2021 weth several years' experience in independent macro research. Prior to joining Pantheon, she was a Global Economist at Capital Economics, with a particular focus on advanced economies; she also worked on a U.K. economy and housing market.
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Claus Vistesen
Claus Vistesen has several years' experience in the independent macro research space, as a freelancer, consultant and, latterly, as Head of Research of Variant Perception, Inc. He holds Master's degrees in economics and finance from the Copenhagen Business School and the University of Hull.
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Miguel Chanco
Miguel Chanco helps to produce Pantheon's Asia service, having covered several parts of the region for nearly ten years. He was most recently the Lead Analyst for ASEAN at the Economist Intelligence Unit. Prior to that role, Miguel focused on India and frontier markets in South Asia for Capital Economics and BMI Research, Fitch Group.
Moorthy Krshnan
Moorthy joined Pantheon in 2022 with several years' experience in independent macro research. He focuses on Emerging and North-East Asia.Prior to joining Pantheon, Moorthy worked at Oxford Economics in the Macro-forecasting team, where he covered economics in South and South-East Asia. Moorthy holds undergraduate degrees in Economics from the National University of Singapore and the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) and a master's degree from the LSE.
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Duncan Wrigley
Duncan produces the China+ Service for Pantheon, covering China, Jana and Korea. He was previously Chief Strategist at Everbright Securities International, with a focus on China economic policy research. Before that he worked as an economist at Shui On Land, a property developer headquartered in Shanghai. The followed positions at the Economist Group, Business Monitor International and the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Kieran Clancy
Kieran brings several years' experience in independent economic research to Pantheon, where he now works with Ian Shepherdson to deepen our U.S. coverage.
4 Apr 2023 US Monitor The Rebound in Oil Prices is too Small to Threaten the Inflation Story
The Rebound in Oil Prices is too Small to Threaten the Inflation Story
PM Datanote: ISM Manufacturing, July
A plunge in manufacturing employment would not be enough to move the needle on headline payrolls.
PM Datanote: Empire State Manufacturing Survey, July
Renewed dip in capital spending intentions is disappointing but not definitive.
21 June 2023 Global Monitor The ECB Will Hike at Least Twice More
The ECB Will Hike at Least Twice More
7 June 2023 UK Monitor April GDP Likely Fared Worse than the Business Surveys Suggest
April GDP Likely Fared Worse than the Business Surveys Suggest
May 2023 - U.K. Chartbook
The Nascent Economic Recovery Will Not Gain Much Speed...The MPC Will Raise Bank Rate Further To Suppress Inflation
25 May 2023 US Monitor Support for a June Pause is Evident in the May Minutes, but it's not Done
Support for a June Pause is Evident in the May Minutes, but it's not Done
PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 5 May 2023
Not surprisingly, Indonesia's Q1 comes in at the sacred 5.0% markDoor now wide open for a BSP pause this monthRemoval of mobility restrictions continues to flatter Singaporean retail sales
PM Datanote: Personal Income and Spending March; ECI, Q1
The Fed will like core PCE services ex-housing, but not the ECI.
15 August 2023 US Monitor July Retail Sales likely were Soft, but Prime Day Effect is a Wildcard
July Retail Sales likely were Soft, but Prime Day Effect is a Wildcard
10 August 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor Indonesia's Consumer Story is Still Fragile, Despite the June Sales Pop
Indonesia's Consumer Story is Still Fragile, Despite the June Sales Pop
8 August 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor Indonesian Trade Vanished in Q2, Offset by Still-Solid Local Demand
Indonesian Trade Vanished in Q2, Offset by Still-Solid Local Demand
16 June 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor Indonesia's Honeymoon Trade Surplus is Coming to an End
Indonesia's Honeymoon Trade Surplus is Coming to an End
12 May 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor A Shock, but Unsustainable, Capex Jump Saved the Philippines' Q1
A Shock, but Unsustainable, Capex Jump Saved the Philippines' Q1
PM Datanote: Q1 Productivity/Weekly Jobless Claims 29 April
Grim productivity likely to be temporary; jobless claims have much further to rise
14 September 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor India's Tomato Troubles Support Those of Us in Team Transitory
India's Tomato Troubles Support Those of Us in Team Transitory
PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 19 April 2023
Weak commodity prices drag on Malaysian export growth in March
PM Datanote: U.S. NFIB Small Business Survey, August
Rise in selling price index is msotly due to higher commodity prices; the downward trend remains intact.
PM Datanote: U.S. ISM Manufacturing Index, August
Increase in prices index is nothing to worry about; downshift in core goods inflation has much further to run.
CHINA+ DATA WRAP 16 AUGUST 2023: China New Home Prices Stage Largest Decline Since End 2022
China New Home Prices Stage Largest Decline Since End 2022
PM Datanote: U.S. Consumer Confidence/New Home Sales
People don't like higher gas prices; the trend in new home sales is flattening.
PM Datanote: NFIB Survey, July
The selling prices index signals lower core services inflation ex-rents.
25 July 2023 UK Monitor July's PMI Data Indicate that the MPC's Job Is Nearly Done
July's PMI Data Indicate that the MPC's Job Is Nearly Done
21 July 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor Malaysia's Export Growth Outlook Remains on Fragile Foundations
Malaysia's Export Growth Outlook Remains on Fragile Foundations
PM Datanote: Philadelphia Fed, July/Jobless Claims July 15
Philly Fed prices spike is wild; jobless claims likely distorted by seasonal problems
8 June 2023 LatAm Monitor Further Gains as Global Risk Sentiment Remains Positive
Further Gains as Global Risk Sentiment Remains Positive
PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 5 June 2023
An unsurprising mean-reversion in ASEAN's PMIIndia's services PMI is consolidating above 60Record high COE prices drag on vehicle sales in Singapore, causing a headline dipIndonesian inflation returns to the upper bound of BI's target range
PM Datanote: New Home Sales, April
Prices are falling rapidly as homebuilders scramble to reduce inventory overhang.
22 May 2023 China+ Monitor An Uptick in Japanese Inflation is Unlikely to Budge the BoJ
An Uptick in Japanese Inflation is Unlikely to Budge the BoJ
CHINA+ DATA WRAP 17 MAY 2023: Japanese Growth Accelerates
Japanese GDP beats expectations on the back of stronger consumptionChinese home prices cool, as sales slow
28 July 2023 China+ Monitor China's Industrial Profits are Helped by Softer Commodity Prices
China's Industrial Profits are Helped by Softer Commodity Prices
26 Apr 2023 UK Monitor Pre-Election Tax Cuts will Keep Bank Rate Well Above Neutral in 2024
Pre-Election Tax Cuts will Keep Bank Rate Well Above Neutral in 2024
25 September 2023 Eurozone Monitor EZ on Track for a Q3 Fall; All is Not as It Seems in the PMIs
EZ on Track for a Q3 Fall; All is Not as It Seems in the PMIs
22 September 2023 US Monitor If the Fed's Forecasts are Wrong, Which Direction is More Likely?
If the Fed's Forecasts are Wrong, Which Direction is More Likely?
12 September 2023 LatAm Monitor Mexico's Industrial Sector Starts H2 on a Relatively Solid Footing
Mexico's Industrial Sector Starts H2 on a Relatively Solid Footing
8 September 2023 China+ Monitor China's Export Trend Remains Weak, Despite the Headline Moderation
China's Export Trend Remains Weak, Despite the Headline Moderation
4 September 2023 Eurozone Monitor Italy in Recession for the Rest of 2023? Swiss Inflation Holds Steady
Italy in Recession for the Rest of 2023? Swiss Inflation Holds Steady
30 August 2023 US Monitor Labor Market Inflation Risk is Receding Faster than the Fed Thinks
Labor Market Inflation Risk is Receding Faster than the Fed Thinks
30 August 2023 Eurozone Monitor Will the August HICP Data Kill Off the September Hike?
Will the August HICP Data Kill Off the September Hike?
18 August 2023 Eurozone Monitor Net Exports Likely to be a Drag on EZ GDP Growth in H2
Net Exports Likely to be a Drag on EZ GDP Growth in H2
25 May 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor The State Bank of Vietnam has Now Reversed Half of Last Year's Hikes
The State Bank of Vietnam has Now Reversed Half of Last Year's Hikes
PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 10 May 2023
Indonesian retail sales gets a lift from this year's earlier RamadanStrong consumer demand should help boost Malaysia's Q1 GDP growth
