Chris Giles is an Economics Commentator at the Financial Times. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on finance, trading, and the economy, and shares his insights through a fortnightly column and a weekly newsletter on central banks. Chris has been featured in various prestigious outlets, including BBC News, The Australian Financial Review, and the Financial Times.
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The Bank of England’s efforts to highlight uncertainties require improvement
By: Chris Giles
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It depends whether you ask businesses, exporters, officials or academics
This article is an on-site version of our Chris Giles on Central Banks newsletter. Premium subscribers can sign up here to get the
By: Chris Giles
Longer effective working lives have so far offset ageing populations, says Chris Giles for the Financial Times.
This has been a cruel month for statisticians. On June 3, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics admitted it had messed up the weights for its Current...
By: Chris Giles, Olaf Storbeck
French central bank governor says further easing remains possible as underlying inflation outlook remains unchanged
They are no substitute for money, even if usage is growing fast
By: Chris Giles
Export growth has been strong but not lived up to its potential
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