Goodbye cheap money
The exceptional forces that once drove interest rates to record lows are dissipating.
The exceptional forces that once drove interest rates to record lows are dissipating.
Sunak is seeking to capitalise off of the good economic news.
Inflation could be better fought by trying to boost supply rather than by constraining demand.
There are some signs of a gradual drift back to the office and reasons for optimism in the CRE sector.
Neither the Bank of England boss nor the ECB chief appear afraid to start cutting rates ahead of the Fed.
UK inflation has fallen to its lowest level since September 2021 and, for the first time in two years, dropped below rates in America.
On this side of the Atlantic, there is a very real threat of knock-on effects.
Fed Chairman Jay Powell warned markets time and again not to get ahead of themselves. But would they listen?
We may be in a period of economic recovery but there’s nothing like high commodity prices to kill off fiscal optimism.
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