A Long Time in Finance: The Problem of The Twelve
Neil and Jonathan talk to John Coates about the takeover of the world’s investment markets by a sinister posse of fund managers and private equity firms.
Neil and Jonathan talk to John Coates about the takeover of the world’s investment markets by a sinister posse of fund managers and private equity firms.
Test your knowledge of business and economics with a 12-question Christmas quiz.
If Hunt had wanted to stick to his original plans for tax receipts, he would have needed to cut taxes by £50bn, not £11bn.
Labour’s feeble response and market stability – the Chancellor will see this as job done, for now.
High wages, inflation and rising interest payments aren’t the only challenges. Spending on benefits that relate to ill health and disability has risen sharply.
Company insolvencies are now at their highest levels since 2009 in the aftermath of the financial crash.
Central bankers love to tell us that their rate decisions will be “data dependent” even though there is often so much conflicting data available.
In the wake of the bombing of the Al-Ahli hospital on the Gaza Strip, oil and gas prices have been shooting up again.
Neil and Jonathan speak to self-styled “bond vigilante, Jim Leaviss of M&G, to ask if there has ever been a worse time to hold a gilt.
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