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The air is thick with threats from members of the Federal Open Market Committee and regional Fed presidents of interest…
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s 2022 Mais Lecture, like many before it, has highlighted the UK’s productivity challenge. Regrettably, that challenge is…
Following the publication in the Sunday Times of David Smith’s annual league table of forecasts of the UK economy for…
2022 may not be the year of materially higher official short-term interest rates, but we can confidently predict that it…
Peter Warburton – January 13, 2022 While the 7 per cent headline rate of US CPI for December is headline…
Peter Warburton – December 20, 2021 Last week, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee caused a stir in the…
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