EMM News Explorer: Douglas McWilliams

[ said]: The UK will probably hit a temporary recession - this could well be happening right now,

ibtimes 03-JAN-12

[added:]: It’s become clearer in the last year of the virtual political impossibility of doing the deal that would be necessary to make the euro survive.

express 03-JAN-12

[said:]: It looks as though 2012 will be the year when the euro starts to break up.

express 03-JAN-12

[said:]: It is not a done deal yet - we are only forecasting a 60 per cent probability - but one forecast is that by the end of the year at least one country, and probably more, will leave.

dailymail 02-JAN-12

[ said]: The knock-on effect of continued sluggish demand growth is that oil and commodity prices are likely to be weaker than previously assumed,

telegraph 02-JAN-12

[-added]: Our world economic league table shows how the economic map is changing, with Asian countries and commodity-producing economies climbing up the league while we in Europe fall back,

ibtimes 27-DEC-11

[said:]: Brazil has beaten the European countries at soccer for a long time, but beating them at economics is a new phenomenon. Our world economic league table shows how the economic map is changing, with Asian countries and commodity-producing economies climbing up the league while we in Europe fall back.

guardian 26-DEC-11

[said:]: Brazil has beaten the European countries at soccer for a long time, but beating them at economics is a new phenomenon.

thesun 26-DEC-11

[said:]: Retailers are in for an austerity Christmas.

icWales 19-DEC-11

[said:]: Clearly, if there is a cold snap this year too then the Grinch may well steal Christmas 2011 as the bad weather keeps shoppers away, rendering even these gloomy predictions optimistic.

independent 19-DEC-11

[said:]: The cause of all this high street misery is a many-headed monster. The VAT hike, plus rises in food and energy prices which contributed to 4.8pc annual inflation in November, as well as Government austerity, and unpredictable spillovers from the eurozone’s sovereign debt crises all mean that consumers have less money to spend.

telegraph 18-DEC-11

[said today:]: Every household in the country could have to pay £30 more in tax for the luxury of keeping this tax. 'It starts to become a very expensive luxury.

dailymail 24-NOV-11

[said today:]: Every household in the country could have to pay £30 more in tax for the luxury of keeping this tax.

dailymail 24-NOV-11

[said:]: But we do not think that a break-up would be anything like the disaster that has been argued.

independent 07-NOV-11

[added:]: Although I wouldn't want to be a Porsche salesman now with the fatcats having to tighten their belts, the real losers from falling bonus payments are the Treasury and the taxpayer.

thesun 29-OCT-11

[added:]: Although I wouldn't want to be a Porsche salesman now with the fat cats having to tighten their belts, the real losers from falling bonus payments are the Treasury and the taxpayer.

thesun 28-OCT-11

[ said]: I don't often say that governments have got it right, but in this case I think the Irish government has,

guardian 01-SEP-11

[ said]: There will be a disconnect. I don't think I've ever seen an economy like it – with 4% GDP growth but just 1% growth predicted in consumer spending. It will take a decade to get back to where you were,

guardian 01-SEP-11

[said:]: The sluggish growth we forecast is likely to mean persistent high unemployment in the developed economies.

independent 29-AUG-11

[ says]: sell in May and go away

bbc 25-AUG-11

[ said]: With very little growth it is bloody hard to get out of a debt squeeze,

wsj 07-AUG-11

[ said]: Sooner or later both the Greek population and international creditors will tire of fighting a loosing battle, leading to a break-up of the currency union as Greece pulls out, probably followed by other countries,

ibtimes 21-JUN-11

[ said]: The eventual breaking up of the Euro is likely to damage the solvency of various European banks, especially in France. The danger of knock-on effects means that a bailout like that which followed the Lehmans collapse will be required, though the extent of it will depend on how quickly the authorities manage the process,

ibtimes 21-JUN-11

[says:]: Sooner or later both the Greek population and international creditors will tire of fighting a losing battle, leading to a break-up of the currency union as Greece pulls out, probably followed by other countries.

bbc 21-JUN-11

[says:]: Sooner or later both the Greek population and international creditors will tire of fighting a loosing battle, leading to a break-up of the currency union as Greece pulls out, probably followed by other countries.

bbc 21-JUN-11

[ said]: We think the market is currently close to the bottom for the UK as a whole and there are signs prices will stabilise over the second half of the year. The main factor driving up prices is the shortage of available housing which has already pushed up rents,

ibtimes 02-JUN-11

[added:]: We still believe house prices will fall this year, although there are signs prices will stabilise over the second half of the year. We think the market is currently close to the bottom for the UK as a whole.

express 31-MAY-11

[said:]: This should not be confused with boom and bust. We are forecasting a gradual four-year recovery at an annual rate of about 4%.

heraldscotland 31-MAY-11

[said:]: We still believe house prices will fall this year, although there are signs that prices will stabilise over the second half of the year.

heraldscotland 31-MAY-11

[said:]: We still believe house prices will fall this year, although there are signs that prices will stabilise over the second half of the year. We think the market is currently close to the bottom for the UK as a whole.

belfasttelegraph 31-MAY-11

[said:]: Our research shows excessive remuneration and profit is better addressed through increasing competition rather than regulation.

express 26-APR-11

[said:]: Resource rich economies, such as Australia and Canada, saw large gains in hotel prices reflecting healthy recoveries in their economies and accompanying currency appreciation, but generally the recovery in advanced economies has been more muted.

examiner 22-FEB-11

[ said]: In Portugal and Spain, where market concerns continue to simmer over the extent of public sector debt, high unemployment and limited growth prospects in the face of fiscal austerity, hotel prices also noticeably declined: in Lisbon, prices decreased by 8% in 2010 and in Madrid prices were down by 5%,

examiner 22-FEB-11

[ said]: The UK economy recorded stronger-than-expected growth in 2010 and hotel prices returned to growth. In general, business surveys have shown London and south-east England, with its large private sector and lesser reliance on the public sector, to be recovering reasonably well,

examiner 22-FEB-11

[said:]: We expect house prices to grow tentatively over the coming years, given that household incomes are being squeezed and banks are still wary of lending.

icWales 17-FEB-11

[said:]: We expect house prices to grow tentatively over the coming years, given that household incomes are being squeezed and banks are still wary of lending. There is currently significant uncertainty in the market caused by the government's spending cuts and a choppy recovery, which has greatly impacted transaction levels.

guardian 14-FEB-11

[ said]: We expect house prices to grow tentatively over the coming years, given that household incomes are being squeezed and banks are still wary of lending,

bbc 14-FEB-11

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