Is Balancing the Budget Actually Achievable?
Why modern economies rarely stop borrowing
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Rent Relief vs Reality
Why policies that promise stability today can create pressure elsewhere in the housing market
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The Government Says the UK Economy Is Improving — But Is It?
Stronger public finances are driving the government’s optimism, yet flat growth, higher borrowing costs, and market signals suggest the recovery is far from secure.
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Rising Prices, Slowing Wages, and the Role of the Central Bank
The dilemma’s facing the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.
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Trump vs Europe
President Trump’s tariff move over Greenland dispute, UK GDP beats expectations, and Apple and Google deepen their alliance.
US-Venezuela, FTSE Records, and a New EV Order
Unpacking the economic impacts of the US strike on Venezuela, the market-macro disconnect in the UK, and China’s EV successes.
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Growth Surprises, Skyrocketing Valuations, and Tax Challenges
A closer look at U.S. growth data, SpaceX’s IPO Ambitions and the tax policy trade-offs as we move into 2026.
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Rising Taxes, US Turmoil, and a Corporate Rethink
From a possible VAT rise to the US government shut down and the benefits and costs of a shift in corporate reporting.
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