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Trump’s chaos has shattered confidence in America
The US president is unwittingly hastening the end of the dollar as the world’s only significant reserve currency
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Starmer must follow Singapore’s lead on tariffs
Resisting calls to retaliate to Trump’s duties will boost Britain’s chances of a US trade deal
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Rachel Reeves is hurtling towards disaster. She must change course
Our Chancellor must look to Labour’s radically different history to revive Britain
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Rachel Reeves is asleep at the wheel while Britain hurtles towards disaster
The economy needs decisive action but all we can expect is more stalling
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Reeves must abandon Britain’s net zero zealotry to achieve growth
Heathrow’s third runway is a step in the right direction – but its only the beginning
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Britain’s addiction to borrowing risks debt trap
Without growth, higher inflation looms as the UK finances itself by printing more money
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Israel-Hamas ceasefire is not enough to end Britain’s inflation nightmare
As with so much else in the Middle East, the true economic impact will depend on oil prices
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The only way forward for Reeves is to turn back
With the preceding government Conservative in name only, the Chancellor has little time to change course
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There is no silver bullet to solve Britain’s stagnant economy
Our real exchange rate is too strong but a drop in the pound comes with its own problems
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Starmer has an obvious scapegoat for Britain’s deepening economic woes
Against a challenging backdrop both at home and abroad, Rachel Reeves could soon face her political reckoning
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Nasty surprises are lurking in the economy
As the year draws to a close, there is a feeling that all is not well in the financial world
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Labour has made everything worse
The party will start the new year fighting rising inflation and presiding over a stagnant economy
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France’s crisis could be a taste of what’s to come for Starmer
Britain’s taxpayers won’t acquiesce to unlimited demands to prop up public finances
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Rachel Reeves is in a mess of her own making
The Chancellor’s promise not to come back with more taxes already seems destined to be broken
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Bond vigilantes are a threat to Britain’s public finances
Today’s gilt market affords no scope for fiscal largesse or more inflationary pay awards
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Trump is backing tariffs in the fight against America’s trade deficit
They can be thought of as a way of boosting local manufacturing – but with severe dangers
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