
Who sets our interest rates – the Bank of England or the US Federal Reserve?
The UK is raising rates in line with America, but our economy seems headed in a different direction.
ByThe UK is raising rates in line with America, but our economy seems headed in a different direction.
ByWe are living with uncertainty, regulatory chaos, and a “Brexit state of mind” – once invoked as a reason to…
ByForecasts suggest volatile prices and the UK’s poor gas storage infrastructure mean costs will remain high until after 2030.
ByThe Bank has to account for the long-term effects not only of its own decisions, but also of government policy.
ByThe government’s dodging the crux of the matter: the public sector is expected to provide more for less.
ByCBI Economics can help you keep your eye on the size of the prize to overcome short-term challenges.
The former Bank of England governor’s claim that the UK economy is now less than 70 per cent the size…
ByLiz Truss’s disastrous premiership has added a “moron risk premium” to government borrowing – even after she resigned.
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