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Summary
Timely PMI® data showed the global economy has entered a “risk on” environment. The conflict in the Middle East has stunted growth, while driving inflation sharply higher in key economies worldwide. Increasingly widespread supply shortages meanwhile threaten to dampen growth further while adding more upward pressure to prices. As global growth has sharply slowed, alongside a spike in price pressures, there are concerns over stagflation.
In this webinar, our lead economists and supply chain researchers analyze timely data across our PMI® surveys, trade and supply chain intelligence, diving into economic conditions by sector and country, signals on supply chain conditions, inflation and oil prices, as well as our latest research deriving systematic signals for investment - to enable investors, researchers and strategists to assess how macro and market trends are likely to develop and make investment decisions with conviction.
Speakers
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Chris Williamson
Chief Business Economist
Chris Williamson is Chief Business Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Chris is a well-known economic commentator and is regularly quoted in international business print and broadcast press, and frequently speaks at conferences on global economic issues. He also sits on a number of economic advisory panels.
Chris joined the company in 2008 following the acquisition of NTC Economics, a provider of global macro-economic indicators, where he played a major role developing a world-leading provider of business surveys and economic indicators, including the PMI series. PMI surveys now encompass all major economies and are commonly cited as some of the most important sources of economic information available to central banks, financial markets and business decision makers.
He studied Economics at the University of Nottingham and Economic Development at the University of Manchester.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Joe Hayes
Principal Economist
Joe's main focus is research on the European economies, although he often writes commentary and analysis on global macroeconomic trends. In particular, Joe leads research that highlights the applications of PMI data to financial markets, having worked in both buy-side and sell-side institutions.
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