The perils of predicting: Goldman Sachs gone mad
At last the chance to free up the City from Brussels and Mifid 2.
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At last the chance to free up the City from Brussels and Mifid 2.
Equities trade with the market trend but are essentially idiosyncratically priced. Bonds are not.
While most of the media has been focussing on possible bank runs, the most important development in the SVB drama has been overlooked.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: The Chancellor is at the mercy of the markets as the Budget approaches.
Fiscal and financial authorities’ room for manoeuvre has never been so limited. But let’s also remember that economists have successfully predicted seven out of the last two recessions.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Why lending to the government is a swizz, and the Bank of England’s unhappy 25th birthday.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Why consumers are buying bonds with a measly return, the dumb idea of smart meters, and Abrdn’s rebrand is pulped.
In ancient times, heavenly alignments foretold doom. What would the ancients have had to say about the recent extraordinary planet parade when Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,
A personal view from Ian Stewart, Deloitte’s Chief Economist in the UK. The global financial crisis of 2008-09 ended a period of good and predictable
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