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Philip Shaw Quotes
«What this suggests is that we may have already seen the peak of headline inflation.»
Author: Philip Shaw
«such a modest increase [in unemployment] is unlikely to have any impact on consumer confidence or affect consumer spending.»
Author: Philip Shaw
«The figures are better than expected and although petrol prices have come down, there is an improvement in core rate of inflation.»
Author: Philip Shaw
«Everybody's looking toward consumer confidence in the States tomorrow, followed by other data later in the week.»
Author: Philip Shaw
«We think consumer spending will slow down and we're starting to see some evidence of that.»
Author: Philip Shaw
«Marks & Spencer has got its act together, ... There has been a UK retail boom in December but January has gone off to a slow start.»
Author: Philip Shaw
«In reality, Gordon Brown's forecasts will have to be slashed to around 1.75 percent,»
Author: Philip Shaw
«The economy has been growing at a sub-par pace for five quarters now and we cannot see that situation changing over the next year or so.»
Author: Philip Shaw
«The main point though is that output growth has now been below trend for five quarters and we can't see that changing over the next year or so,»
Author: Philip Shaw
«The debate over rates will continue to intensify over the coming months, not least as the committee has received downside surprises from output and upside surprises from inflation.»
Author: Philip Shaw