In brief • Our central expectation is that President Trump’s policy agenda will be growth supportive. But there are risks, particularly if the balance of fiscal stimulus, tariffs and immigration curbs prompt more inflation than real growth. • A renewed focus on ‘America first’ policies will require responses from other regions, notably Europe and China, […]
Inflation strayed above the Bank of England’s target level of 2 per cent in October, reaching 2.3 per cent. Data from the Office for National Statistics found the consumer price index rose by 2.3 per cent in the 12 months to October, an increase from the 1.7 per cent recorded in September. On a monthly […]
Waspi women have had the “door slammed in their faces” as Labour’s first Budget failed to address redress for the group. Campaigners gathered outside parliament on Wednesday to demand action on redress as the Budget was delivered by chancellor Rachel Reeves. However women born in the 1950s who saw state pension age rise from 60 […]