Making sense of the Economic Landscape: An Evening with Chris Giles, Economic Editor for the Financial Times
Author WIG Date 21 Jul 2022
A recording of the WIG Briefing: Making sense of the Economic Landscape An Evening with Chris Giles, Economic Editor for the Financial Times
For policy makers, private sector leaders and those in not-for-profits, making sense of the economic picture is no easy task. Everyday newspapers are filled with stories covering the cost of living crises, stagflation, the impact of the war in Ukraine on gas and fuel prices, how Brexit has impacted trade, concerns there are more jobs than eligible workforce, and so much more.
What does this all mean for the public, private and not-for-profit sectors? What are the trends and how is the economic crises likely to play out?
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- Get unparalleled insights from one of the UK’s leading economic editors on what the true lie of the land is for the economy
- Understand how you change your decision making as a result of the ever-shifting economic picture
- Discover the FT Economics Editor’s prediction on how the cost of living crises will play out, and get ideas on what you can do support economic recovery
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Speakers at the Event
Chris Giles became economics editor for the Financial Times in October 2004, having previously served as a leader writer. His reporting beat covers global and UK economic affairs and he writes a UK economics column fortnightly.
Before joining the FT as economics editor, he was an economics reporter for the BBC, worked for Ofcom, the telecommunications regulator and started his career with seven years as an economist for the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Chris loves numbers.