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Felix Martin
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Taming UK yields depends on economics not politics
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40
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Felix Martin
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100
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IMF’s Washington country club is rare and useful
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Britain’s malaise calls for supply-side revolution
12.12.2025
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Felix Martin
Safety-first budget revives UK’s 1974 question
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40
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US stablecoin power-play could epically backfire
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50
Reuters
Felix Martin
The best dollar debasement trade is to do nothing
31.10.2025
40
Reuters
Felix Martin
Inflation targets are no match for fiscal neglect
17.10.2025
60
Reuters
Felix Martin
Federal Reserve revamp is not revolutionary enough
03.10.2025
50
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Felix Martin
UK struggles to escape rule of Goodhart’s Law
22.09.2025
50
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Felix Martin
Britain’s economic woes are sadly home-grown
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