Capital Economics

Capital Economics is a UK-based economic research firm founded in 2001 by Paul Ashworth. The company provides market analysis, forecasts, and research on various economic topics, including interest rates, inflation, and GDP growth. Recent news highlights the organization's relevance due to its expertise on monetary policy and economic trends. The nomination of Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair by Donald Trump has sparked discussions about potential changes in US monetary policy, while China's economy hitting growth goals despite trade tensions and a property crisis demonstrates the firm's ability to analyze complex economic scenarios. Additionally, the UK credit card borrowing rate rising at its fastest annual rate in almost two years highlights Capital Economics' focus on consumer spending and debt trends.