Davos day two: Rachel Reeves to stipulate the yr forward for the UK – stay updates | Enterprise

Good morning from Davos, the place the second day of the World Financial Discussion board.

We’re about to listen to from UK chancellor Rachel Reeves, and enterprise secretary Jonathan Reynolds, as they maintain a session with Bloomberg on “The 12 months Forward for the UK”.

It’s a part of a push by Reeves and Reynolds at Davos this week, to fulfill with CEOs and traders and inform them that “the time to put money into Britain is now”.

The Treasury say the ministers will “bang the drum for British enterprise” on the WEF, as a part of the federal government’s agenda for progress.

Throughout her two-day journey to Davos, Reeves is assembly enterprise leaders together with the JPMorgan Chase chief govt, Jamie Dimon, and Jo Taylor, president of large Canadian pensions fund the Ontario Academics’ Pension Plan.

She obtained a lift earlier this week, when a survey from PwC confirmed the UK is the second most engaging nation for funding behind the US.

Additionally arising at the moment

WEF will hear speeches from António Guterres, Secretary-Normal of the United Nations, which is well timed as delegates right here watch to see how Donald Trump pushes for peace within the Russia-Ukraine battle.

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Europe’s financial malaise, and the affect that AI is having on economies, may also be on the agenda.

The agenda

• 8.15am CET/7.15am GMT: Rachel Reeves holds a ‘fireplace chat’ with Bloomberg at Davos

• 9am CET/8am GMT: A session on Russia’s future

• 10.15am CET/9.15am GMT: A session on ‘The place Are Curiosity Charges Going?’

• 11am CET/10am GMT: Chief Economists’ Briefing: What to Count on in 2025?

• 11.30am CET/ 10.30am GMT: Particular Handle by António Guterres, Secretary-Normal, United Nations

• 1.15pm CET / 12.15pm GMT: A session on the Rise of Financial Nationalism

• 2.45pm CET / 1.45pm GMT: Particular Handle by Pedro Sánchez, Prime Minister of Spain

• 4.15pm CET/3.15 GMT: A session on ‘Past Disaster: Unlocking Europe’s Potential’, with German finance minister Robert Habeck and ECB president Christine Lagarde

• 5.30pm CET/4.30pm GMT: A session on AI with IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva