Jack Allen-Reynolds
Jack Allen-Reynolds is the deputy chief euro zone economist at Capital Economics, where he analyzes economic trends and provides insights on the euro area's economic performance. Recently, he commented on Eurostat's GDP growth figures, noting that while the euro-zone economy performed slightly better than previously expected in the fourth quarter, the overall growth remained extremely weak. His expertise lies in understanding the economic dynamics of the euro area, especially in the context of external pressures such as trade tariffs and manufacturing fluctuations.
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Jack Allen-Reynolds, also an economist at Capital Economics, provided insights on the economic implications of rising energy prices.
Stocks recover but oil, gold, and U.S. dollar hikes indicate investor unease
Canada· 2026-03-03
Jack Allen-Reynolds, deputy chief Euro-zone economist for Capital Economics, said voting was expected to be close in the parliament.
EU reaches South America trade deal after 25 years of talks
United Kingdom· 2026-01-11
Jack Allen-Reynolds, deputy chief euro-zone economist at Capital Economics, commented on the trade deal's positive development.
Dow approaches record high after US-EU trade deal announcement
United States· 2025-07-28
Jack Allen-Reynolds estimates that European defense spending would need to increase significantly.
What would it cost Europe to defend itself without US help?
India· 2025-03-06
Jack Allen-Reynolds argues that European defense spending will need to increase significantly.
Deutsche Welle/ Europa fără SUA – Oportunități și pericole pentru economie – Ziarul de Gardă
Moldova· 2025-03-05Jack Allen-Reynolds, deputy chief euro zone economist at Capital Economics, commented on the latest Eurostat numbers.
Euro zone grows by anaemic 0.1% amid threat of US tariffs – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2025-02-14