Gerard Lyons News
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London is racing against Paris and Zurich to become the center for yuan trading in Europe as China seeks to take its currency global.
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Gerard Lyons resigned as chief economist at Standard Chartered Plc to take on a new role outside the finance industry.
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Working his way through a plate of wild Alaskan halibut at a restaurant a couple of blocks from Radio City Music Hall in New York, UBS Securities LLC Chief Economist Maury Harris holds forth in a slight Texas twang on what he expects from the U.S. economy in 2012.
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Spain is likely to follow Portugal in needing a European Union rescue as both countries struggle to reduce their budget deficits, said Gerard Lyons , chief economist at Standard Chartered Bank.
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Three years ago, when the world economy was in mortal danger, a series of coordinated and unprecedented measures brought it back from the brink. Today, the patient, still sickly, must endure the sight of doctors arguing over what to do next.
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Gerard Lyons, chief economist at Standard Chartered Plc, talks about the future of the euro zone, growth in China and the U.S., and the price of oil.
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For only the third time since the Industrial Revolution, the world may be entering a long-term growth cycle that will lift all economies simultaneously, driving bond yields and commodity prices higher.
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European stocks posted their biggest weekly decline this year as economic data from China to the U.S. and Europe raised concerns the global economic recovery is faltering.
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Europe’s leading central banks returned to crisis-fighting mode, expanding a push by global monetary-policy makers to support economies and financial markets while fiscal authorities struggle to act.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has declared a truce in her campaign to master financial markets.
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