Government Finance
The £70 Billion Question: Inside the Covid Inquiry’s Scrutiny of Furlough and Business Loans
The UK Covid Inquiry scrutinizes the £70bn furlough and loan schemes, weighing their role as economic lifelines against colossal fraud and waste.
Beyond Gilts: Why Scotland’s First Bond Issuance is a Game-Changer for Investors and the UK Economy
Scotland plans its first bond issuance for 2026-27, a landmark move for its economy. Discover the implications for investors, finance, and the UK.
Beyond the Beltway: The True Economic Cost of Political Gridlock
Political gridlock has tangible economic costs. This analysis explores the shutdown’s impact on the economy, stock market, banking, and investor strategy.
Reading Between the Lines: What Chancellor Reeves’ Tax Hike Signals Mean for the UK Economy and Your Investments
Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals potential tax rises and spending measures ahead of the Budget, aiming to put UK finances on a firmer footing.