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Today’s Spot Markets live session is with Anjuli Davies, formerly of the Telegraph and Reuters, Davies’ last posting was as Senior City Editor for the
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What goes up must come down. But must everything that gets privatised eventually be renationalised? In the 1980s, Margaret Thatcher undertook the great privatisation of
Business, Econ and Markets etc: Credit Suisse is reportedly weighing options to attract outside capital to pursue a spinoff advisory and investment banking business. But
The dramatic plunge in sterling and UK gilt prices following Kwarteng’s unsupported tax cuts announcement drew many to radical conclusions. Whether a fatal undermining of
Headlines filled with news of falling currencies and gilts have obscured other (other)worldly developments. We at The Blind Spot aim to redress these ills. On
Today’s Spot Markets live session is with Ben Harrington, the founder and editor of Betaville. Comments from Izabella and Ben that address audience questions have
Media & Market Matters: Paul Krugman on how the affordability crisis worsened due to the increasingly popular remote working trend. Elon agrees to buy Twitter
In today’s Spot Markets live session we’re joined by Helmholtz a markets veteran with over 40 years of rates expertise. Comments addressing audience statements are
Earlier this summer I was commissioned by Boat International to write a feature about what’s going on in the world of super yachts and crypto.
Britain’s Energy Mess How on earth did the UK end up having to fling £150bn at the energy market just to keep the lights on? Is
Today’s Spot Markets live session is with Anjuli Davies, formerly of the Telegraph and Reuters, Davies’ last posting was as Senior City Editor for the