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Goldman Sachs - UK Macroeconomic Outlook 2016: Andrew Benito

Andrew Benito, senior European economist in Goldman Sachs Research, predicts marginally improved growth for the UK in 2016, driven by higher incomes and consumer spending.

Company: Goldman Sachs Date added: 28-12-2015
Duration: 4
Categories: U.K. Equities

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Goldman Sachs Andrew Benito

Andrew Benito is Senior European Economist at Goldman Sachs. He has held positions at the Bank of England, the IMF, Banco de Espana and the University of Warwick. His economic research has focused on household and corporate behaviour. His work has been cited extensively by policy-makers and the media and published in academic journals.

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