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24.04.2024
This morning has brought the latest update on the UK public finances and after some more welcome numbers today's is more nuanced. Borrowing – the difference between public sector spending and income – was £11.9 billion in March 2024, £4.7 billion less than in March last year. The lower borrowing from last year is welcome…
25.04.2024
As we approach summer in the Northern Hemisphere we can look back on a year that is not going as planned. We began 2024 with markets on a surge backed by anticipation of a succession of interest-rate cuts which were supposed to begin in March. Such thoughts may be causing a bit of an itch…
26.04.2024
This week has brought something of a confession from the European Central Bank. It relates to something that they and the Euro area establishment have kept out of their official inflation measure for 25 years now. It is owner occupied housing costs and they matter a lot which from time to time they confess as…
27.04.2024
The pace of action is picking up and again we find ourselves looking East to the Pacific where economic events are in motion. I will look at the Bank of Japan statement in a bit but we can infer it from the response to it as explained by the Japanese owned Financial Times. The yen…