US inflation cools slightly
Daily Briefing: Price rises have eased for the seventh consecutive month but America’s inflationary dragon is far from slain.
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Daily Briefing: Price rises have eased for the seventh consecutive month but America’s inflationary dragon is far from slain.
It’s almost a year since the invasion that put a big spanner in the works of the global economy. Here’s where we’re at.
Low inflation twinned with high growth remains the holy grail. But domestic wage pressures are throwing a spanner in the works.
Jeremy Hunt is under renewed pressure to revive the economy as the IMF warns that UK growth this year will be worse than Russia’s, and half a million workers prepare to strike.
The French economy has bounced back more quickly post-Covid than all of Europe’s other large economies.
Daily Briefing: Lurking behind the economic forecasts, as ever, are energy prices, sent into orbit following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and now falling back substantially.
The US economist, famed for predicting the financial crash, plays up to his nickname “Dr Doom” in his unrelentingly pessimistic new book.
Crypto, Chinese demand and US bank quarterly earnings all deserve attention.
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