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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.
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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Rob Wood topped the Sunday Times annual ranking of forecasters for the UK economy in 2020, and has earned plaudits for his forecasting
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Duncan produces the China+ Service for Pantheon, covering China, Japan and Korea. He was previously Chief Strategist at Everbright Securities International.
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.
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.
Kelvin Lam has spent a decade and a half working in financial institutions in London and Hong Kong, focusing on macroeconomic research.
Samuel Tombs has won multiple awards for his UK forecasts. He had the highest average forecast score in Bloomberg's 2021 panel
Weekly economic research from the U.S., Eurozone, Latin America, U.K. and Asia
Pantheon Macroeconomics aims to be the premier provider of unbiased, independent macroeconomic research to financial market professionals around the world
Oliver joined Pantheon in January 2024 to focus on the U.S. economy. Oliver brings several years' experience in independent macro research
Jonathan Loynes is an experienced macro-economist who spent 18 years at economic consultancy Capital Economics, latterly as Chief Economist.
Most Indicators Suggest it Hasn't
Eurozone Webinar January 2026
Eurozone Webinar February 2026
...One More Cut in February, but Inflation is Still Sticky
Real Income Outlook Implies Recent Pick-Up is a False Dawn
...The Rest of the Year if the Energy Futures are Sustained
Eurozone Webinar December 2025
Duncan Wrigley, Chief China+ economist of Pantheon Macroeconomics, views the upcoming plenum as a key moment for China's economy.
Duncan Wrigley, chief China+ economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses the latest economic data from China.
'We continue to look for a fairly muted 250k rebound in November payrolls, consistent with a 125k trend'
- And it's 'gut-wrenching' for the middle class
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U.S. manufacturers blame this for a turn to more offshoring and diminishing American factory jobs
Job openings hit more the five-year low
August 5, 2025, 7:18AM EDT
August 5, 2025, 7:18AM EDT
BanRep holds rates as inflation risks persist; Chile's recovery continues
In one line: Disappointing rebound; we don't trust it.
Vietnam's 10% GDP target in theory achievable, with M2 soaring
China's residential market still has a way to go until recovery
Political risk will keep gilt yields elevated after the Budget
Shaping up to be a very anti-climatic Q4 for IndiaMalaysia's recent inflation spike could be over
In one line: China's NBS manufacturing PMI shows mild improvement, but core industries cherished by policymakers weakens in November.
In one line: Korea's resilient November exports powered by robust semiconductor demand
In one line: Semiconductors and South America shipments drive Korea's WDA export rebound.
In one line: China's current account surplus widens in Q3 compared to a year ago on record goods exports.
In one line: Korea's WDA 20 day export growth moderates in November despite headline rebound.
Chile's inflation holds steady, firming the case for further BCCh rate cuts
Kast's mandate signals Chile's return to discipline, and market confidence
THE PAUSE IN THE FED'S EASING CYCLE WILL BE BRIEF......THE LABOR MARKET WILL REMAIN WEAK, INFLATION FALL
In one line: China's manufacturing PMIs edges back into expansion, but sustainability remains in question
Colombia's structural inflation meets a historic wage shock in 2026
Brazil's growth slows into year-end, but H1 2026 will be better
Malaysian Q4 GDP surprises to the upside, thanks again to the AI boom
In one line: China's PPI sees firmer monthly momentum, but sustained reflation remains challenging
In one line: Korea's 20-day exports rebound buoyed by base effects; monthly momentum actually slowed in January.
Chile ends 2025 strongly as growth, confidence and policy align
Probably overstating the labor market's health.
China starting to recognise the need for a fresh property policy
In one line: Consumers' spending will boost January GDP growth.
Meet the new US tariff on the EU; (almost) the same as the old one
In one line: Core pressures keep inflation near 4%, limiting Banxico's room to ease.
Argentina's recovery broadens, but inflation pressures re-emerge
THAI BALLOT AND HOT Q4 GDP NO SILVER BULLET...INDIA'S 2026/27 BUDGET KICKS THE CAN DOWN THE ROAD
No post-Ukraine-war like burst, yet, to expect from export growthUnderlying price pressures rising, but feel free to ignore the breach of BI's range
In one line: Underlying price pressures rising, but feel free to ignore the breach of BI's range.
Peru's macroeconomic strength faces electoral test in Q2
In one line: Property and construction weakness drags China's non-manufacturing PMI below 50
Stagnation takes hold as tight policy constrains Brazil
In one line: Consumers' confidence should recover in 2026 as the fundamentals improve.
Vietnam February Trade, Vietnam February Retail Sales, Vietnam February CPI, Philippines January Volume of Net Sales
In one line: Inflation surprised to the downside, reinforcing Chile's disinflation trend.
In one line: China's FX reserves rose further in February amid RMB strength, partly driven by exporters repatriating overseas USD proceeds.
In one line: China's FX reserves jumped in January on factors beyond valuation effects.
In one line: China's PPI deflation eases further in January, but improvements were patchy.
In one line: Korea's 20-day exports surge in February on semiconductors, despite fewer working days, as DRAM prices soar in Q1
Will the Middle East crisis lead to a pullback in Malaysian spending?
Inflation in France to hit 2% by May as energy prices surge
In one line: domestic demand weakened, while manufacturers' sentiment was resilient
In one line: Fiscal support isn't going to save Spanish consumer spending in H1.
In one line: Consumers' confidence has further to fall in 2026.
In one line: Retail sales supporting GDP in Q1, but consumers' spending growth will ease in the coming months.
In one line: A swift return to BI's target range thanks to base effects.

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