The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Bill 2022 will be debated by the Commons on Monday, with the aim that it passes in a day. The
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Andrew Rawnsley wrote this in The Observer yesterday: Once upon a time, Britons would have been astonished and appalled to find scandal simultaneously bespoiling their
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The Guardian and other newspapers around the world are going to town this m morning on the fact that they have another leak from banks
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The Office for Budget Responsibility published this commentary this week: This needs to be out in the context of its borrowing forecasts made last October:
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The Bank of England has issued this press release this week: It says: ‘Can’t we just print more money?’ is a new pop-economics book, written
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I found this headline in the FT both simultaneously worrying and intriguing: Germany has had a constitutional ban on its government borrowing for some years
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It is big news when an issue to which this blog has contributed makes it to be an FT headline, but it happened this morning:
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As some readers of this column will know, I write a weekly column for The National newspaper in Scotland. In yesterday’s column, I tackled the
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The Bank of England is sending out signals, again, that it is expecting to increase bank interest rates soon. The current official interest rate is,
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