Economics10 August 13<10 August 13 Hooray for Hollywood! by Sean Corrigan In Europe, the picture on one side of the banking balance sheet remains one of shrinking credit (more especially of the productive, private sector…
Economics9 August 13<9 August 13 The wrong kind of consumption by Sean Corrigan Since our last attempt at a textual analysis of where the economic pain threshold lies for China’s rulers, the intervening period has been punctuated…
Economics, Media7 August 13<7 August 13 Mark Carney’s grand experiment began today by Steve Baker I was grateful to the BBC World at One programme for giving me the opportunity today to comment on Mark Carney’s first Inflation Report….
Economics7 August 13<7 August 13 Price inflation approaching by Alasdair Macleod There is some evidence in the UK of a pick-up in consumer spending, probably echoed elsewhere. There are two likely factors behind this, the…
Economics5 August 13<5 August 13 Still waiting by Tim Price “This suspense is terrible. I hope it will last.” – The Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax in ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ by Oscar Wilde. The…
Economics2 August 13<2 August 13 Untangling gold at the Bank of England by Alasdair Macleod From 2006 the Bank of England’s Annual Report has declared the quantity of gold in its custody, including the UK’s own 310 tonnes. Prior…