CFO optimism at pre-growth levels but caution remains
The uncertainties that have clouded the business scene for much of the last eight years, driven by Brexit, Covid and inflation, seem to be clearing.
The uncertainties that have clouded the business scene for much of the last eight years, driven by Brexit, Covid and inflation, seem to be clearing.
There’s a deal of ruin in an established multinational selling things that will always be needed.
CFOs foresee better times ahead, but based on their defensive balance sheet stance, not yet.
Even Larry Fink seems to have undergone an ESGectomy.
Yet it is possible to build a thriving property empire on the Neumann theory.
Can you hear the applause? The hallelujahs? Or perhaps this is pushing the boat out too far, maybe even a few apologies from those who
Bank of England’s Bailey still expected to give a clear kick to rate increases.
Between the mini and Tata’s luxury fleet, the owners’ commitments have stopped the rot in UK car production. But the underlying problem remains the same.
Financial crises escape control when liquidity dries up and any meaningful relationship between price and value is lost. Human intelligence can fix this – AI can’t.
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