John Hawksworth
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 60 |
Date of birth | December 6,1963 |
Zodiac sign | Sagittarius |
Born | Brighton |
Brighton And Hove | |
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Books | Challenging the Conventions: Public Borrowing Rules and Housing Investment |
Awards | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Limited Series |
British Academy Television Award for Best Drama Series | |
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series | |
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ID | 1555306 |
John Hawksworth Life story
John Crofton Hawksworth is the chief economist for PriceWaterhouseCoopers in the United Kingdom.
UK economic growth slowest in nearly seven years
... John Hawksworth, chief economist at consultancy PwC, blamed Brexit-related uncertainty for the economy s loss of momentum ...
UK growth slowest in almost a decade, says ONS
... John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC, said: The fact that growth was positive in the third quarter was largely due to a strong July...
UK government borrowing up by a fifth over past six months
... But John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC, said: Today s data showed the UK public finances heading further into the red, with the deficit more than £7bn higher in the first half of this financial year than the same period last year...
UK-to avoid the set, the recession, despite poor August
... But said John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC, that, while the data has to be put to bed fears that the UK economy will fall into recession in the third quarter of 2019, he was cautious about the future...
UK economic growth slowest in nearly seven years
The economy suffered its worst three months for More Than a decade after official figures revealed output failed to grow Once Again in October.
Office for National Statistics (ONS) data showed the economy flatlined month-on-month in October, after two months of declines.
It was the weakest three months since early 2009.
The figures come ahead of Thursday's general election, with the main parties all promising to boost growth.
Although the service sector expanded 0. 2% in the August-to-October period, that was offset by a 0. 7% contraction in manufacturing and 0. 3% Fall In construction. The ONS said there had been "a notable drop in housebuilding and infrastructure in October".
John Hawksworth , chief economist at consultancy PwC, blamed Brexit-related uncertainty for the economy's "loss of momentum".
He said: "Growth seems likely to remain subdued through the rest of 2019, but we would hope for a gradual revival in activity over the course of 2020 if current political and economic uncertainties ease. Our main scenario is for 1% GDP growth in 2020 assuming an orderly Brexit. "
Professor Costas Milas , of the University of Liverpool's management school, described the figures as "quite poor".
"The main point is that our economy continues to disappoint badly, which will probably bring a Bank of England interest rate cut much closer especially if Thursday's election turns out very inconclusive," he said.
Jack Leslie , economic analyst at the Resolution Foundation, said that the UK's domestic challenges come against a weak global economic outlook for next year.
"While the main parties have avoided any discussion of this challenging economic environment during the election campaign, navigating it will be a central task for the next government nonetheless," he said.
However, the pound shrugged off the figures, continuing to rise on Tuesday after gains on Monday. In early London trading, sterling was up 0. 2% at $1. 3157, and against The Euro rose 0. 1% to 84. 18p
"Sterling price action is all about the upcoming parliamentary election and real economic data should continue to play second fiddle," ING analysts said in a note sent to clients.
Separately, the ONS released trade data which showed Britain's goods trade deficit widened by More Than expected to nearly £14. 5bn in October from £11. 5bn in September .
office for national statistics, uk economy, economic growth, gdp
Source of news: bbc.com