Roger Bootle News
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For only the third time since 2001, emerging-market currencies are weakening as global stocks rise, revealing doubts about the ability of economies from South Africa to South Korea to reverse a slowdown.
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Britain may initially benefit from capital flows in the event of a euro-area breakup as investors seek safety from turmoil in the currency region, said former U.K. Treasury adviser Roger Bootle.
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The U.K. is a “safe haven” for investors shunning the debt of Greece and other European nations because of the perception that Britain’s next government will cut the record budget deficit, economist Roger Bootle said.
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Prime Minister David Cameron ’s government runs the risk of pushing the economy into another recession in the biggest budget squeeze for 50 years, former U.K. Treasury adviser Roger Bootle said.
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The U.K.’s recovery from recession is “doomed to disappoint” as the weakness of the pound fails to spur exports, Deloitte LLP economic adviser Roger Bootle said.
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The Bank of England won’t raise its interest rate until 2013 as the economic recovery’s momentum stays “pretty weak,” Deloitte & Touche LLP said.
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Eastern Europe will recover more slowly than other emerging economies as the euro region’s recession curtails export demand and bank funding, according to Capital Economics Ltd.
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The Bank of England won’t raise its key interest rate for years as consumer spending stays weak amid an “absolutely dire” outlook for the U.K. housing market, according to Capital Economics Ltd. founder Roger Bootle.
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The Bank of England halted expansion of its bond-buying program as officials shifted focus to stimulating bank lending to support a recovery that remains lackluster.
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Paul McCairn says the pound’s appreciation to a more than 3 1/2-year high against the euro is cutting profit at the machinery manufacturer his father set up near Birmingham, England, in 1984.
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