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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.
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.
Craig produces the China+ Service for Pantheon, covering China, Japan and Korea. He was previously Senior EM Economist at Schroders, with a particular focus on China and other BRICs, following stints as an economist at the U.K. financial regulator and the IMF. Craig has a MSc in Economic History from LSE, a MSc in Economics from Birbeck, and an undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Cambridge.
In one line: Intensifying energy crisis weighed on manufacturing activity in October
In one line: Intensifying energy crisis weighed on manufacturing activity in October
In one line: Growth is now slowing in Italy and will remain soft in the EZ.
In one line: Q3 was grim but it has little to say about Q4.
In one line: Another recession, but the details are not as bad as the headline suggest.
In one line: A surprisingly upbeat survey but the detail is not all positive.
In one line: A robust Q3, but political risk likely will constrain the upturn.
In one line: Back above pre-virus levels; Q4 growth won't be as good.
In one line: Q3's stellar performance was driven by consumption; Q4 will see slower spending.
In one line: Decent progress likely undone subsequently by Omicron.
In one line: Q4 was nothing to write home about, Q1 likely will be worse.
In one line: Slight disappointment in Germany, and another consensus-beating headline in Italy.
In one line: Inventory surge will boost Q4 GDP forecasts, despite record deficit
Covid plays whack-a-mole with Japan's economy More PBoC liquidity at the same price, but February is still a dry month, for now
In one line: A solid end to the year, but domestic conditions are turning very demanding.
In one line: A solid end to the year, despite an array of shocks.
In one line: Slowing wage growth is an unexpected gift to the Fed
In one line: Roaring, and further gains to come in Q4, but the core likely has peaked.
In one line: Still running hot, but it doesn't justify the upward shift in rate expectations.
In one line:Maintaining the status quo and striking a downbeat tone.
In one line: An upside surprise, but inflation has probably peaked.
In one line: An upside surprise, but inflation has probably peaked.
In one line: A modest downtrend will soon emerge.
In one line: Inflation fears dominated the discussion, but uncertainties are great.
Core inflation pressures ebb in Japan Korea signals an export slowdown in January
In one line: Grim, due mainly to lingering Covid-related shocks.
In one line: Underlying pressures remain elevated, but headline inflation is peaking.
In one line: Inflation is soaring, and the outlook is challenging.
In one line: Inflation rocketed in March, as the effect of multiple shocks persists.
In one line: Inflation rocketed in March, as the effect of multiple shocks persists.
In one line: Undershooting expectations, but pressures remain elevated.
In one line: Inflation is rising rapidly, and conditions remain challenging.
In one line: Terrible, and set to increase further over the next few months.
In one line: Underlying pressures remain elevated, but headline inflation is peaking.
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