Stewart Fleming

Stewart Fleming is a journalist. He worked as a foreign correspondent for the Financial Times in Washington, where he was US Editor, New York and Frankfurt, and wrote for The Economist Group's European Voice in Brussels. He is a Senior Member of St Antony's College, Oxford.

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May loses control of the message to voters

by Stewart Fleming | 06.12.2016

Brexiters had a simple narrative on the stump. But the government’s story is fragmenting as it collides with the reality of leaving the EU.

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Brexit is the ghost at Hammond’s feast

by Stewart Fleming | 22.11.2016

Rising inflation, slowing growth, falling real wages and an "eye-wateringly large" debt are a political as well as economic problem.

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Brexit is regulation nightmare for the City

by Stewart Fleming | 10.11.2016

Doing business freely in the EU is critical for UK finance. But the rules are likely to be much less favourable if we leave the EU.

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PM must hope sterling slide is no Mayday

by Stewart Fleming | 25.10.2016

Brexiteers are counting on a slumping pound to boost UK exports. History is not on their side.

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EU already has head start on Brexit preparations

by Stewart Fleming | 20.10.2016

While the UK struggles to find a strategy, the EU has quietly and quickly marshalled its forces – as Mrs May will see at this week’s European Council meeting.

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City right to be alarmed by hard Brexit

by Stewart Fleming | 06.10.2016

Disorderly exit will damage UK’s top money spinner and threaten financial stability. But it will be hard to sell alternatives to Brexiters.

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