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5th January 2018
Another year seems to have flown by in the space of about five months. December, in particular, seemed to go past in a blur. It was, […]
13th December 2017
November was a relatively disappointing month for world stock markets, with the majority of the markets we cover in this commentary losing ground in the month: […]
20th November 2017
What’s the saying? ‘Close, but no cigar’. That’s how it was in October as all but two of the markets we cover rose in the month. […]
20th November 2017
A recent survey by the think tank, the Resolution Foundation, has found that almost half (48%) of respondents expected people born between 1981 and 2000, categorised […]
9th October 2017
Well, we’re still here. Despite the seemingly best efforts of the leaders of the United States and North Korea – the world is still turning. But […]
6th September 2017
It is hard to start this commentary anywhere other than North Korea – or maybe crouching in Japan as a North Korean missile passes overhead. At […]
2nd August 2017
July got off to the best possible start when Janet Yellen, Chair of the US Federal Reserve, announced that there would be no more financial crises […]
10th July 2017
June was a fairly quiet month. Well, apart from the chaotic General Election in the UK. Oh – and the decisive win for Emmanuel Macron in […]
The Chancellor Headlines – February