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Dennis Turner, Chief Economist, HSBC
Articles by Dennis Turner
The UK’s rating downgrade is a long way from being Osborne’s 1992 Norman Lamont and the ERM moment | 21 Mar 2013
Talking the economy up has become more fashionable, but pessimism comes easier than optimism | 30 Jan 2013
Weak growth trends threaten to undermine the objective of putting the public sector back on a sustainable footing | 06 Jan 2012
Even the most hardcore sceptics must be keeping their fingers tightly crossed for a change in the euro’s fortunes, writes Dennis Turner | 15 Nov 2011
The price of fiscal union is a loss of sovereignty, a price which may have been too high for electorates | 27 Oct 2011
Continuing economic malaise reflects the depth of the recession and, while uncertain, a recovery is underway | 27 Sep 2011
Economic union may now be necessary to save the single currency.Staying out looks to have been a smart move for the UK, but we can’t afford to indulge in Schadenfreude | 23 Aug 2011
UK manufacturing was packed up and shipped to China in the 1980s, yet it remains the basis for economic recovery | 06 Jun 2011
Supporters of interest rates rise lose out to common sense | 20 May 2011
The 2011 Budget was a statement of intent that still glosses over the structural facts of a post-recession economy | 15 Apr 2011
Exports must drive recovery, but the UK has been too weak in breaking and competing with the BRICs | 24 Mar 2011
The coneheads may have got their backward-looking forecasting wrong on the Q4 2010 growth number | 31 Jan 2011
The rookie chancellor also requires good fortune in order to enjoy policy success in 2011 | 24 Jan 2011
Assisting failing members of the currency union is a sound self-preservation strategy | 20 Dec 2010
It will be politics, not economics, that will determine if cuts made now instead of later were the right move | 22 Nov 2010
The government is walking a tightrope as it tries to get public finances back in shape | 25 Oct 2010
The MPC is missing inflation targets with impunity. Does the target itself matter anymore? | 27 Sep 2010
Linking public sector pensions to CPI rather than RPI is good politics, but can make for very bad economics | 24 Aug 2010
Governments with large majorities are no more likely to create stable economic conditions than those without | 06 Jul 2010
It’s 1974 all over again – but this coalition government has comparatively more manageable problems | 24 May 2010
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