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What happens in the US economy doesn’t always stay there, particularly when it comes to the UK. With this in mind, a delicate balance of pragmatism...
On a rather quiet final Friday of the year, I used my Bloomberg Terminal to check how key government bond yields in advanced economies have changed...
There is widespread agreement in markets and among economists that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its policy meeting on Wednesday....
Quite a few observers have described the dramatic fall of the Barnier government in France not just as a political crisis but also an economic and...
With many having characterized China as “uninvestible” just a few months ago, investors’ enthusiastic response in recent weeks to a perceived...
Judging from the public commentary, last Friday’s US jobs report confused economists in terms of their understanding of economic developments in...
In an ironic twist, the new UK government is finding that its honest communication and cautious fiscal approach are not being seen as offering more...
Having campaigned on the importance of strong, inclusive and sustainable prosperity, the Labour government wasted no time following its election in...
Welcome to Jackson Hole week. It’s a week in which Wyoming, better known for its spectacular landscapes, becomes the center of the policy world as...
The inflation numbers this week — both for producer and consumer prices — have served to reassure markets in two distinct ways: confirming...
Family Feud, a popular game show when I was growing up, would ask contestants to guess how a group of people had answered a specific question. It...