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Webinar: Global headwinds—reversing or converging?
December 1, 2019
Meet the newest member of High Frequency Economics' team, Rubeela Farooqi, in our final webinar of 2019!
Rubeela Farooqi joins HFE as Chief U.S. Economist
December 1, 2019
High Frequency Economics is pleased to announced Rubeela Farooqi as our new Chief U.S. Economist. John Silvia is also joining the firm as advisor and research contributor.
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Is the U.S.-China spat to blame for the world’s trade woes?
November 12, 2019
We do not believe the global headwinds to prosperity will be eliminated by a rollback of tariffs between the United States and China.
Currency traders like the improved odds of a Brexit deal, and that has blinded them to the reality that the current account deficit is big enough to kill sterling no matter how Brexit works out.
From @cbweinberg : "We would rather put our faith in the tooth fairy than a meaningful economic recovery in Japan."
Regardless of how the ADP numbers turn out tomorrow, we will be sticking to our forecast for a below-consensus 180K rise in payrolls in Friday’s report for November.
What's new at HFE? @RubeelaFarooqi What's unchanged? HFE's 32-year track record of superior economic research. https://t.co/od9iclz1es
My first HFE webinar, one week from today! https://t.co/AUSZyHLtnW