⚡️OUT NOW⚡️ Our latest CPI Tracker suggests that despite today's encouraging figures, #inflation is likely to rise again in the second half of this year📈 Here is why⬇️ #GeneralElection #GE2024 Royal Economic Society hubs.la/Q02Cqc0d0

⚡️It's time to rewrite the UK's fiscal rules! ✍️📈 In the latest piece for Comment Central our Ben sets out 3⃣ pillars for a revised fiscal framework ⬇️ #GeneralElection #GE2024 #UKeconomy hubs.la/Q02DxxjQ0

⚡️NEW⚡️Unpacking Labour’s Economic Inheritance: How Bad Really Is It? In the latest #MondayInterview, just published, our Deputy Director Stephen Millard sits down with Monica George Michail to discuss ⬇️ #UKeconomy #EconomicPolicy Royal Economic Society hubs.la/Q02J_s9y0

Senior Economist Ben spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live's Will Bain this morning on #WakeUpToMoney about this week's upcoming #inflation, #wage and #GDP figures🎙️📊 In case you weren't awake to tune in at 5am 💤 you can listen to Ben talking about Thursday's GDP figures here 🎧👇 1/2

Our Ben spoke to JayneSeckerSky on Sky News this morning 📺 about today's #inflation numbers 📊 ⬇ Ben explains the impact of today's figures on Bank of England rate cut decisions, #mortgage rates and saving rates 🎙️

Excelente artículo de Jesús Fernández-Villaverde sobre demografía. Lectura recomendada a Javier Jorrín Rafael Domenech | @BBVAResearch & @UV_EG Rebeca Gimeno Carlos Sánchez spectator.co.uk/article/the-gl…

⚡ NEW ⚡ Deputy Director Stephen Millard explores the role of the OBR and how to reform it for The Times and The Sunday Times ⬇ ✍ "There are (at least) two main problems with the system: that the #OBR must take #government policy as given... and the fiscal rules themselves" hubs.la/Q02MHjzw0

NEW on the Economics Observatory - What’s the economic inheritance of the new UK government? by Benjamin Caswell (National Institute of Economic and Social Research) #EconTwitter #budget buff.ly/47MYA3B

I shared my views on the implications of the war in the Middle East for energy markets, supply chains, global inflation, and the overall economic outlook with Molly Blackall. Check out the full interview here: inews.co.uk/news/how-israe… National Institute of Economic and Social Research Stephen Millard Jagjit S. Chadha

Huge loss to National Institute of Economic and Social Research — we all owe Jagjit S. Chadha an enormous debt of gratitude for his intellectual leadership and contribution to better policy and the public good

So we have a new permissive "fiscal rule" with guardrails. But detail on the guardrails look opaque, so we outline a better way. Direct accountability. 🎩 Adrian Pabst Stephen Millard National Institute of Economic and Social Research The Productivity Institute @Money Macro and Finance Society Royal Economic Society The British Academy Royal Society of Players

The most important thing to read before #Budget2024 is now on line. It will help and soothe all the hard work this pm. Treat it as an early rabbit out of the hat from National Institute of Economic and Social Research! niesr.ac.uk/blog/fiscal-st…

"What we've seen in today's [#GDP] figures is really a decline in sentiments because of the pre-budget uncertainty. There was a gap of 118 days between the election & the budget... [during this time] a lot of uncertainty crept in" Ben speaks to Sky News' Saima Mohsin 🎥👇

My thoughts on the movements in UK bonds this month

Our UK Economic Outlook will be published later this week 📃💥 providing a comprehensive forecast on the #UKeconomy in 2025 and beyond 📊 In this *NEW* blog, our Stephen Millard asks Ben for a brief overview as to what we might expect to see in it 📈👇 hubs.la/Q035XP9t0

My Op-Ed in today's Guardian. Let's stop tinkering and adopt a credible economic strategy. Economics Observatory CamEcon Diane Coyle Royal Economic Society Meredith A. Crowley Jonathan Portes CEPR theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Stephen Millard Adrian Pabst Ben Senior Economist Ben comments on the Chancellor's announcements on public investment in today's #SpendingReview 👇 10/n 🧵