Jeremy Cook is one of the UK’s leading voices on foreign exchange, and you’ll regularly find him on television and across the national media giving his unique, thoughtful insight. He joined World First in 2007 as a corporate dealer when the Corporate Desk at World First consisted of only five people. He took on the role as World First's chief economist in 2010.
Every conversation that I have had about Europe in the past year or so has focused on the politics of the region more than the economics and a European recovery.
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Jeremy Cook, chief economist at World First, the currency and international payments firm, discusses emerging markets and his predictions for 2017 in the second of a two part series.
What can we expect from the year ahead? Jeremy Cook, from World First, gives his 2017 economic predictions as part of an exclusive two-part series.
Asian foreign exchange markets are expressing all the hallmarks of a currency war as tit-for-tat central bank action to weaken respective currencies has increased, according to economist Jeremy Cook.
