“If the question is when markets will recover, a first-pass answer is never.” I have to feel sorry for Paul Krugman. The Nobel prizewinning economist was clearly gutted by Donald Trump’s victory. Yet ...
That’s down to a combination of the Bank of England quantitative tightening (selling the gilts it bought during quantitative ...
Richard Thaler won the Nobel prize for economics this week. Thaler won it for his work on behavioural economics. This is the science of trying to convince other economists that human beings are ...
This week it was the 30th anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash. But I've already covered that, and I don't have much more to say about it. And you're probably sick of reading about it ...
Between tension in the Middle East and strike action in the US, it’s easy to feel the pressure to act. Don’t.
Chancellor is thought to be considering removing National Insurance (NI) relief on employer contributions to pension schemes.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is thought to be considering a significant change to pension tax relief that could raise £16billion ...
If employment "stays solid" then the economy "should do OK", John Stepek wrote for Bloomberg, but if unemployment "really surges (as opposed to rising a bit), then all bets are off". Stepek also ...
“It doesn’t just look cheap relative to its own history — it looks cheap relative to other markets too,” Bloomberg contributor John Stepek wrote on Oct. 24. “In terms of ...
Sir Steve worked as the Liberal Democrats pensions minister under the former coalition government. READ MORE Met Office and BBC Weather speak out over -8C Arctic snow blast reports Bloomberg's John ...
Moneyweek’s John Stepek looks at the implications of a yuan surge in global currency markets. In the short term, a... The latest results from the Presidential election have suggested that there ...
Moneyweek’s John Stepek looks at the implications of a yuan surge in global currency markets. In the short term, a... The latest results from the Presidential election have suggested that there ...