Investors left guessing on corporate climate costs Investors are largely being kept in the dark about the financial impact of climate threats and little is being done to shield companies from looming risks. AAP · May 6
Factory input price inflation jumps by most since 1992 due to Iran war – survey The S&P Global UK manufacturing PMI survey also said manufacturing production contracted for the first time in six months in March. Evening Standard · Apr 1
Tory ‘economic competence’ led Britain to Black Wednesday. Never forget The anniversary of Norman Lamont’s failure is a timely reminder to Labour not to have its fiscal agenda set by the opposition The Guardian - UK · Sep 15, 2024
George Soros’s indelible mark on UK runs deeper than Black Wednesday Breaking Bank of England in 1992 arguably set off wave of Euroscepticism that would engulf British politics The Guardian - UK · Jun 12, 2023
Court allows Trevor St Baker to invoke right against self-incrimination in case alleging corporate misconduct against ERM Power Exclusive: Former executive suing company of energy baron – who is not personally accused of misconduct – and former directors alleges he uncovered ‘sham transactions’ and insider trading The Guardian - AU · Apr 25, 2023
Nigel Lawson: Innovative chancellor who ushered in an economic shift His various tax reforms made under Thatcher helped move economic policy from Keynesianism to monetarism The Independent UK · Apr 8, 2023
Labour is still in thrall to the low tax regime championed by my friend Nigel Lawson The key legacy of the former chancellor, who died last week, was to put the fear of god into the party’s leaders The Guardian - UK · Apr 8, 2023
OPINION - Signs of green shoots for our economy? Sadly, I don’t think they exist For those of a certain maturity, the Nineties offered mixed messages. The overthrow of Margaret Thatcher, the ERM debacle and the humiliation by elements in his own party of John Major were all associated with enduring economic misery. The arrival in 1997 of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, the independence… Evening Standard · Feb 27, 2023
Project launched to create 'hydrogen highway' to Rotterdam A variety of partners will now undertake engineering studies to develop a pilot as a precursor to large-scale export Insider UK · Dec 14, 2022
Why Black Wednesday still matters – it was the start of markets telling politicians what to do I spent Black Wednesday – the day the markets successfully bet against the power of the British government to prop up the pound sterling – on the 28th floor of Dresdner Bank’s headquarters in Frankfurt. I had just been hired as an exchange-student intern in the back office for currency… The Conversation · Sep 15, 2022
Infographic: UK inflation under each prime minister Liz Truss will assume the role of UK prime minister in a tough economic environment, with inflation at a 40-year high. Al Jazeera · Sep 5, 2022
How Partygate could do for Johnson as Black Wednesday did for Major The Tory reputation for economic competence was shredded in 1992 but the present PM’s woes go deeper, politically and economically The Guardian - UK · May 29, 2022