Liam Halligan: Does a surge in food and oil prices mean that it’s now time to panic?
byAnother excellent piece from Mr Liam Halligan, in this morning’s Sunday Telegraph, who has spotted where all of that money — that Ben Bernanke has…
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Liam Halligan: Bankers regain power as Davos summit ends with a big fudge
byThere is another excellent piece in today’s Sunday Telegraph, from Mr Liam Halligan, summarising the end game situation at the recent Davos power elite…
Liam Halligan: Our currency has gone West and stagflation will soon be upon us
byThe excellent Mr Liam Halligan is back on form again with another superb article in today’s Sunday Telegraph. In a smörgåsbord of delights, let…
Liam Halligan: Why I believe Tim Congdon is on losing side of monetary easing argument
byAs a hardcore Rothbardian myself, I could quibble with one or two of the things that Mr Liam Halligan has written in his latest…
Liam Halligan: Plucky Irish felled by the twisted, self-serving logic of the eurozone
byGiven his Irish name and ancestry, you might expect that Liam Halligan has a view on the events in Ireland over the last week…
Liam Halligan: The rest of the world goes West when America prints more money
byThe usual level of excellence and sense from Mr Halligan, in the Telegraph. Here’s a quote: This crazy money-printing is going to be seen…
Liam Halligan: Mervyn King makes a stand for reform as banks seem intent on forgetting
byAnother excellent piece from the pen of Liam Halligan, in today’s Telegraph, describing the woeful under-reporting of the thoughts of Mervyn King, the Governor…
Liam Halligan: Coalition claims of ‘pulling Britain back from the brink’ are nonsense
byAnother brilliant piece from Liam Halligan on the inadequacies of the UK’s feeble coalition government, which is dressing itself up as a sheep in…
Halligan: QE now seen as an aggressive depreciation tool
byAnother superb article from Liam Halligan: While the US has doubled its monetary base over the last 18 months, the UK’s base money supply…
Liam Halligan: Why we need to follow the Irish and restructure our ‘zombie’ banks
byLiam Halligan writes another excellent piece in today’s Telegraph. Here’s my favourite quote: In the UK, senior Labour politicians, who earlier in their careers…