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We are pleased to announce that Chris Giles, Financial Times Economics Editor, will provide an economic overview at the SMMT International Automotive Summit which will take place on Tuesday 25 June 2024 at the IET London.

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This is an extraordinary statement from someone close to the discussions on Thames Water (presumably not the regulator).

It isn't true (it is true only of a well run company that meets its licence conditions)

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Tim’s being v kind. Do read his piece which is excellent and written ahead of mine

Some actual facts in the Thames Water disaster from Chris Giles

The great stink of Thames Water - on.ft.com/3PVNYHR via Financial Times

My column on Thames Water

This is a test of UK capitalism. Owners knowingly took risks and mustn’t be bailed out. Sticking to these rules will enhance the UK’s reputation.

Bills will have to rise to pay for future investment.

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This by ⁦Chris Giles⁩ is the clearest articulation I’ve read of what should happen with Thames Water. Very important for the model of privatised utilities in general that the owners go bust and do not receive a bailout.
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It's rare for Americans to notice economic trends outside the US, even if they can be somewhat patronising....so, thank you Jason

Cool. How about starting by ending the Netherland’s own tax haven status?

It's going to go on way too long and the ending will be really obvious an hour out theguardian.com/film/2024/apr/…

Movements since yesterday’s strong US CPI data in European rate expectations are… significantly upward

So much for monetary independence (or markets are flat wrong)

Thanks Chris Giles for covering my work in the Financial Times today! Summary thread here if interested in more results twitter.com/S_Stantcheva/s…