The main UK inflation rate ebbed in August but core inflation reached a new high as price pressures broadened out across the economy, adding to the risk of the Bank of England (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee voting for something like its own modern day Charge of the Light Brigade in September.

September 14,2022

The latest data have vanquished hopes that U.S. inflation may be easing and are widely expected to have caused concern at the Federal Reserve barely a week out from September's interest rate decision, leading many analysts and economists to anticipate some of the strongest action yet from the Fed.

September 14,2022

U.S. inflation has fallen lately but remains far too high for the Federal Reserve and with companies long overlooking its concerns when setting prices, the bank now appears to be reaching for its ‘Feddie Krueger’ mask and so there may be some risk of a Volckerian fright night for global markets on September 21.  

November 2,2022

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research say they have arrived at a solution to solve the country's cost-of-living crisis, and best of all it won't cost the new government billions of pounds.

September 7,2022

The UK government is about to 'borrow big' again as it seeks to deal with its second major crisis of the past two years, leading to fears the market could lose confidence in the UK's ability to service debt.

September 6,2022

"Coming in with a bang," says Holger Schmieding, Head of European Economics at Berenberg, addressing reports that incoming UK Prime Minister Liz Truss could make a major intervention in UK energy markets.

September 6,2022