I suspect this one is for the geeks, and is a chart of how public spending has changed in the last year, issued by the
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The Office for National Statistics has just issued new public debt statistics. The headlines will be all about the issues that they highlight in their
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The Bank of England has just announced that: At its meeting ending on 17 June 2020, the MPC voted unanimously to maintain Bank Rate at
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There have been suspicions about the accounts of German-based Wirecard, which handles credit card payment processes, for some time. Now the company has admitted, according
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A report by Micahel Kapoor of Bloomberg, published yesterday suggests: The major U.K. accounting firms could struggle to weather the impact of the pandemic or
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I was not only talking to economists yesterday. I also had one of my regular discussions with an epidemiologist. Their view was that in two
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The opposition of the financial services sector to things like the Green New Deal is becoming ever more apparent. As the FT has reported this
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I took part in a discussion with a group of economists yesterday. There is nothing unusual about that. The sombre term of the discussion was,
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The Mirror’s morning email to readers yesterday, penned by assistant editor Jason Beattie with whom I have worked, included what appeared to be a claim
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