Liam Halligan, a seasoned British economist and currently the business editor at GB News, shares his insight on the global economy's current state. He highlights the lingering effects of the pandemic, particularly China's slowing growth and vulnerabilities in its property market. The discussion shifts to the geopolitical dynamics of OPEC and BRICS, the complexities of energy policies amid the Ukraine war, and the challenges of the UK housing market. Halligan emphasizes the importance of public engagement in policymaking and the potential economic opportunities in the Pacific Rim.
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Global Economic Slowdown
The global economy hasn't fully recovered from the pandemic.
China's economic slowdown and property sector issues pose a global risk.
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India's Economic Growth
India is benefiting from the war in Ukraine by importing Russian oil, refining it, and re-exporting it.
A UK-India trade deal would be significant geopolitically.
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Brexit and UK Economy
The UK economy is growing, despite Brexit challenges, and exports to the EU are at record highs.
Liam Halligan argues against the narrative of UK economic decline.
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Liam Halligan is a British economist, journalist, author and broadcaster. He is currently economics and business editor at GB News. Since 2003, Liam has written a weekly column in The Sunday Telegraph. He also presents The Telegraph's weekly ‘Planet Normal’ podcast.
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