UK Energy Prices: Are We Dodging the Bullet?
The UK has been hit with an unexpected bill for energy of the order of £100bn. This is a one-off,
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The UK has been hit with an unexpected bill for energy of the order of £100bn. This is a one-off,
Continue readingBecause inflation is affected by delays in the economic system, it is cumulative and persistent. To minimise the depth of
Continue readingI’m not a huge admirer of Margaret Thatcher, and still less of her Chancellor, Nigel Lawson. But, back in the
Continue readingMy first thought this morning was to write about the so-called UK drought again. Maybe I’ll post something on that
Continue readingYou know there’s serious trouble when the Economist runs a two-page editorial, in this case proposing “how to save the
Continue readingI see John Redwood was up bright and early this morning, blogging away. At 6:34am he posted that: “…the [cuts]
Continue readingApparently the monetary authorities in both the US and the UK are thinking about a second round of quantitative easing
Continue readingI’ve been trying to avoid commenting on the General Election campaign, since it would be a huge distraction from far
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