Is it time for the Federal Reserve to bring down interest rates? Debate intensifies over whether delaying rate cuts could risk tipping the economy into recession.
The Labour Party’s election win means it can govern with considerable freedom and as the party's fiscal agenda is modest, with a focus on delivering economic stability, there should also be limited implications...
As widely expected, the Labour party won a convincing majority on 4 July elections and its leader Sir Keir Starmer becomes prime minister. While stock markets might once have taken fright at a Labour government,...
Inflation is now at the 2% target, the first time since July 2021, and two monetary policy committee members voted for a 0.25bps cut at the June meeting.
Biden and Trump have each laid out how they would approach the fiscal cliff, but investors need to understand the range of potential outcomes, not to mention how messy the process could be.
Financial markets widely expect an interest rate hold by the Bank of England on June 20, but what if they’re wrong? A surprise cut is likely to have ripple effects across the stock, bond and currency...