Bond market participants are bracing for a fresh round of turbulence in the aftermath of Wednesday’s Budget, with investors rejigging their exposure to gilts having warned the Chancellor’s fiscal plans…
Chancellors increasingly make policy not on economic grounds, but to satisfy the letter of their own self-imposed fiscal rules, writes Ayushma Maharjan Today, Rachel Reeves will unveil her second Budget.…
No amount of wishful thinking can change the economic reality. Reeves must make the hard decisions today, writes James Reed Reeves can no longer ignore economic reality For me, the…
The Labour Party were great enthusiasts for lockdown, demanding longer and harsher restrictions. The costs of this folly have now caught up with them as the Budget today will demonstrate,…
The former head of Europe at e-commerce giant Shein has become the latest British executive to relocate to Dubai, City AM can reveal. Cui He, who was director of Europe…
Sacha Lord, a former advisor to mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham, bitterly regrets calling Labour “the party of business and growth” On 13th of June last year, I was stood…
The hotel billionaire behind a rival bid to develop Heathrow’s third runway has vowed to continue his pursuit to oversee the expansion despite ministers favouring a proposal submitted by the…
It seems as if we’ve been speculating about the contents of today’s Budget since the moment Rachel Reeves sat down after delivering her first one, just over a year ago.…
We want to write it, you want to read it, but is pre-Budget speculation actually helpful? We put two experts head to head in this week’s Debate YES: Pre-Budget speculation…
With measly growth and energy among the most expensive in the developed world, Britain’s got bigger fish to fry than sealife conservation, writes Lawrence Newport Imagine you’re the Chancellor, sitting…