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The UK has underinvested for decades and now faces serious growth and budget constraints.
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The Starmer government has been working to improve the UK economy. But long-term structural weaknesses leave it exposed to external shocks.
Given the tone and content of much of the coverage in the British press, you would be forgiven for thinking that the Labour government’s first...
Whoever wins, the new US administration must find a way to maintain growth while repositioning the economy.
The Bank of England isn’t afraid to advertise its differences. That is better for creating trust than the obsession with a united front at the US...
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