I have just put out the following Twitter thread to address some of the nonsense being said about inflation risk today, and other comments that
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I have just posted these comments as a twitter thread, which is why they are written in the short form that they are in: The
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The government borrowed £62bn in April. Twitter is hyperventilating. These were my contributions to that platform, so far this morning: There is another thread to
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As the FT has reported this morning: Growing expectations for further rate cuts in the UK sent yields on government bonds below zero on Thursday,
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Very shortly before the coronavirus pandemic really broke the Tax Justice Network published the first of a two-part series of articles on the relationship between
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The Johnson government has suffered its first, and quite humiliating, U-turn. As has been widely reported, despite Johnson’s staunch defence on Wednesday of the charge
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