
Why is the Bank of England raising interest rates when inflation has peaked?
The Bank has to account for the long-term effects not only of its own decisions, but also of government policy.
ByThe Bank has to account for the long-term effects not only of its own decisions, but also of government policy.
ByWe might have to pick our poison.
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ByBritain’s economy is forecast to perform worse than any other in Europe next year.
ByToday’s GDP figures mark the beginning of a long recession. The government got us into this mess, and now it…
ByIndustry and agriculture run on diesel; when it becomes unaffordable, the business cycle turns.
ByBritish companies are avoiding borrowing as they await the Autumn Statement, where the wrong message would be disastrous for the…
ByLiz Truss’s disastrous premiership has added a “moron risk premium” to government borrowing – even after she resigned.
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