Podcast – After the U.S. election: Global economic outlook

After 4 years working as an econometric modeller and financial forecaster on the Financial institution of England, Jeremy spent virtually twenty years on the buying and selling flooring of Financial institution of America’s European headquarters in London. Initially as Chief Economist for Europe and subsequently as Head of European FX short-term rate of interest technique, his main function was to offer professional on-the-spot evaluation of market-moving statistics and occasions and their implications for asset costs. He joined Econoday in 2007 as their senior European economist and since 2005 has lectured at London Monetary Research on the influence on financial information on monetary markets. Jeremy has a BA in economics and econometrics from the College of Sheffield the place he was additionally awarded the economics prize.