CNBC: Oxford Economics sees two more RRR cuts in China
Sian Fenner of Oxford Economics discusses monetary policy in China. She says further RRR cuts will help to ensure there's enough liquidity in the market.
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- Mar 08 2019 CNBC
- Mar 08 2019 The Wall Street Journal
- Mar 08 2019 Financial Times
- Mar 08 2019 The New York Times
THE NEW YORK TIMES: Tourism industry fears ‘no-deal’ Brexit will cost it billions
Consultancy firm Oxford Economics said a no-deal Brexit could cause a 5 percent fall in overseas travel and tourism trips by Britons in 2020. Market researcher Euromonitor said it would curb overseas...
- Mar 08 2019 Source
- Mar 07 2019 The Wall Street Journal
- Mar 07 2019 Nikkei Asian Review
NIKKEI ASIAN REVIEW: Private investors to be allowed control over some Chinese SOEs
"This could improve efficiency and sharpen the delineation between business and the state, addressing one of the common concerns from reformers and foreign observers," economists Louis Kuijs and He Ti...
- Mar 05 2019 South China Morning News
SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST: China counts on tax cuts to buoy business in tough economic times ahead
“While popular, tax cuts tend to be less effective in boosting economic growth than government expenditure increases,” Louis Kuijs, the Hong Kong-based head of Asia research for Oxford Economics, said...
- Mar 04 2019 The Hill
THE HILL: Recession predictions could become self-fulfilling prophecies
However, while momentum is turning amid reduced fiscal impetus and numerous crosscurrents, the U.S. economy has a significant growth buffer. Indeed, Oxford Economics foresees the economy slowing from...
- Mar 04 2019 Australian Financial Review