Stephen le Roux

@stephleroux

UK Chemical & Pharma sector economist. Believes strong UK Manufacturing = thriving UK economy & good jobs. Fair & free trade. Views my own! Bok Rugby & cricket

Westminster, UK
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Joined July 2009
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    Mar 22

    UK Chemical Industry Associations and the European Chemical Industry Council calls for the "EU27 and UK to jointly examine models for continued collaboration and regulatory consistency".

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    Mar 29

    Manufacturing subsectors mostly reliant on consumer spending did not have the same year as those focussed on export and investment. This and much more on our blog:

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    Mar 29

    29 March 2019 we leave the EU, but will be in transition. Government, Parliament, Devolved Administrations, Industry, Trade Unions, NGO's and all of society should unite and work for the best possible future for our Country

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  4. Mar 29

    The Big Four monopoly on auditing needs to be broken up as Grant Thornton exits market for big company audits in UK. via

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    Mar 28

    Check out our latest post which looks into our recent win at Awards 2018, where we took home the prize for best to the Industry!

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    Mar 28

    The ELGUELLAB Daily est sorti de presse! Les unes d'aujourd'hui via

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    Mar 28

    US polymer wave turns into just a ripple

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    Mar 28

    Check out my latest blog, where I look at the recent R&D statistics and what they mean for the state of UK

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    Mar 28

    For the latest insight, just a few accounts you need to be following: Take a look through the daily news emerging from the sector..

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    Mar 28

    Global production starts 2018 on a soft note with Global CPRI falling 0.8% in Feb following a 0.7% drop in Jan and a 0.3% Dec gain

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    Mar 28

    Important debate here: responding to Paul Mason’s recent essay calling for a “limited retreat” from globalisation, argues that it is a mistake to blame globalisation for decades of domestic policy failure.

    Retreating from globalisation is not the solution to Britain’s economic problems | by
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    Mar 28

    Good to see our 2012 report on diamonds in Zimbabwe still causing ripples.

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    Mar 27

    The latest verdict on and the UK economy. and I probe into this month’s economic data.

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    Mar 28

    Life sciences firm looks to move its manufacturing to Scotland

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    Mar 27

    New £150m Sector Deal to make Britain the best place in the world for to thrive

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    Mar 27

    "In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity" - Sun Tzu

    The Patriotic Alliance has announced that it will support the DA in Thursday's motion of no confidence in Mayor Athol Trollip in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro council - a move expected to mean that Trollip remains in office
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    Mar 27

    ‘Brussels is considering a €50bn raid on ECB profits and a plastics tax to plug a hole in its long-term budget after Brexit’

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    Mar 27

    Wow: post-crisis monetary policy has boosted the wealth of the richest 10% by over £350,000 on average. From new Bank of England working paper:

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    Mar 27

    A very early for - their content is always great.

    We now have a dedicated staff-run handle for BoE research! This’ll be the main place for all our research tweets. Gives us space to cover papers & posts in more depth, plus conferences, publications & news involving BoE research(ers). Hope you’ll share & follow…
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    Mar 27

    Economists - follow for all Bank of England research-related matters

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    Mar 27

    Defra and its agencies have lost almost 5,000 staff since 2010, leaving them struggling to cope with the biggest constitutional and administrative task since the Second World War

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