May’s support for openness is welcome
After recent assertions that we can do deals with isolationist Donald Trump, PM’s speech tonight at Lord Mayor’s banquet is to be applauded.
5 snippets of economic news this week
As Trump shocked the world to win the US presidential election, sterling’s bounce was the silver lining in a tough week for the UK economy.
Brexit is regulation nightmare for the City
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.
Post-Brexit UK set for £15bn deficit
Think tank report gives teeth to Remainers’ economic fears. But forecast could still be generous.
Britain’s economic future will be decided at home
Retaining access to the EU single market is critical for our future prosperity. But getting domestic policies right is even more important.
Carney compromise stores up trouble
Quitting in 2019 rather than 2021 undermines Bank of England independence - and doesn’t end uncertainty in pre-Brexit period.
Rays of sunshine in a cloudy month for Brexit
A strong few days in a tough month for the economy does not mean the sun is now shining on Brexit Britain.
PM must hope sterling slide is no Mayday
Brexiteers are counting on a slumping pound to boost UK exports. History is not on their side.
6 effects of Brexit on the economy this week
Consumers began to see the effects of a plummeting pound in another shaky week for the economy.
6 implications of Brexit for the economy this week
Markets reacted badly this week to the PM's Conservative Party conference speech, which increased the odds of a hard Brexit.
Six of the best from the Tory conference
Theresa May’s first conference as prime minister yielded detail on migration, health and the economy, as well as its fair share of gaffes.
City right to be alarmed by hard Brexit
Disorderly exit will damage UK’s top money spinner and threaten financial stability. But it will be hard to sell alternatives to Brexiters.