Fergus Jimenez-England

Fergus is an Associate Economist in our Macroeconomic Team

Job Title

Associate Economist

Related Themes

Labour, Employment and WagesMacro-Economic Dynamics and PolicyMacro-Economic Modelling and Forecasting

Research Interests

Fergus’ research interests lie in macroeconomic theory, labour economics, time series econometrics and microeconometrics.

Publications

Economic Outlooks

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UK Economic Outlook: The Chancellor’s Trilemma

06 Aug 2025

UK Economic Outlook

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UK Economic Outlook: Domestic Issues Stifle Growth

08 May 2025

UK Economic Outlook

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A Tale of Two Halves

12 Feb 2025

UK Economic Outlook

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Measures of Labour Market Slack

06 Nov 2024

UK Economic Outlook Box Analysis

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Subdued Growth in a Challenging Fiscal Landscape

06 Nov 2024

UK Economic Outlook

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A Diverging World

06 Nov 2024

Global Economic Outlook

Policy, Budgets, & Fiscal Events

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Response to the 2025 Comprehensive Spending Review

11 Jun 2025

Budget/Fiscal Event Comment

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Response to the Autumn 2024 Budget

31 Oct 2024

Budget/Fiscal Event Comment

Blog Posts

Blog

Labour’s Economic Priorities: Unpacking the 2025 Comprehensive Spending Review

Fergus Jimenez-England

Stephen Millard

16 Jun 2025

6 min read

Blog

The Difficulties Facing the Bank of England

Fergus Jimenez-England

Benjamin Caswell

19 May 2025

7 min read

Image of a sign with "US Tariffs ahead" written on it against a stormy background
Blog

Assessing the Impact of President Trump’s “Liberation Day” Tariffs

Fergus Jimenez-England

Stephen Millard

07 Apr 2025

5 min read

Blog

To Cut or Not To Cut: The Diverging Decisions of the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England

Fergus Jimenez-England

Benjamin Caswell

30 Sep 2024

5 min read

Projects

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The Links Between Sectoral and Regional Investment and Sectoral, Regional, and Aggregate Productivity in the United Kingdom

News

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What are the Links Between Job Vacancies, Unemployment and Inflation?

18 Dec 2024

9 min read

Related events

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From Tariff Ripples to Economic Waves

President Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ announcements regarding trade tariffs serve as a stark reminder of a fundamental economic truth: seemingly direct policies can generate far-reaching and often unforeseen consequences that impact...
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13:00 to 14:00
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16 May, 2025
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Winter 2025 Economic Forum

After the election of a new government in July 2024 with a mandate of ‘change’ and the promise of higher economic growth, what is the outlook for the UK economy...
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11:00 to 12:00
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14 February, 2025