12th June 2026 Ruth Gregory, at the consultancy Capital Economics, said “the strong start to the year is now faltering”, adding that she expected the BoE would keep rates on hold for the rest of the year. View article
Hold interest rates but ‘sound hawkish’, City AM Shadow MPC tells Bank of England Ruth Gregory – Capital Economics deputy chief UK economist Vote: Hold What has influenced your decision? “Financial conditions have tightened further, the jobs market remains weak, and there is little... 28th July 2026 · City AM
UK borrowing falls in early boost for new chancellor John Healey Ruth Gregory, deputy chief UK economist at Capital Economics, said: “There’s no escaping the fact that the public finances are fragile and that there is limited scope for extra borrowing.” 21st July 2026 · The Times
UK public finances weather Iran war, Andy Burnham to be told Midway through May the combination of weaker real GDP growth, expectations of higher inflation and interest rates and a jump in gilt yields was set to carve more than £10bn off the headroom to about... 2nd July 2026 · Financial Times
